Antique Japanese Flower Vase Ceramic Kabin "花瓶" — 1900, Meiji Era (SKU: 25M-417-1)
SKU: 25M-417-1
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Vintage Japanese Flower Vase — 2000, Heisei Era
Elegance in Simplicity, Harmony in Form
This vintage Japanese flower vase, crafted around the year 2000 during the Heisei Era, is a graceful example of modern ceramic artistry grounded in centuries of tradition. With its balanced round form and abstract hand-brushed design in deep brown and earthy rust tones, the vase evokes the quiet beauty and spontaneity of nature.
The stoneware body is finished in a smooth, semi-gloss glaze that enhances the bold, calligraphic sweep encircling the form — each brushstroke feeling deliberate yet organic. Whether used for fresh ikebana arrangements or displayed as a standalone sculptural object, this piece embodies understated elegance and timeless Japanese aesthetic principles.
Origin: Japan
Era: 2000s, Heisei Period
Material: Glazed stoneware ceramic
Color: Neutral clay base with brown, rust, and black brush accents
Dimensions: 6 1/2" Diameter x 6 1/2" H
Condition: Excellent vintage condition with minor signs of age
A beautiful choice for collectors, minimalists, or those seeking a refined vessel that blends traditional spirit with modern expression.