Vintage Japanese Bamboo Hanaire, Late Showa 1966-1989 | SKU: 26J-0726-1

SKU:
26J-0726-1
$50.00
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Dimensions: 4 1/2"Diameter x 10"H
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Vintage Japanese Bamboo Hanaire, Late Showa 1966-1989 | SKU: 26J-0726-1

A sculptural bamboo hanaire with removable inner cup -- handcrafted for ikebana and tokonoma display

A hanaire is a traditional Japanese flower vase used to hold a single stem or spare ikebana arrangement, often displayed in the tokonoma alcove of a Japanese home or tea room. This example is cut from a thick-walled bamboo culm spanning multiple natural nodes, giving it a bold, columnar presence. The upper section is hollowed and shaped with an open front cutout that frames the inner vessel -- a design that allows stems to be positioned with the precise, asymmetrical intent central to ikebana practice. A separate dark bamboo cup, aged to a deep espresso tone, fits neatly into the lower opening and serves as the water-holding liner. Two characters brushed in red ink appear on the lower body, likely a date inscription or dedication mark, adding a layer of personal history to this handcrafted Japanese craft object.

In a modern home, this vintage bamboo hanaire makes an effortlessly striking living room accent or entryway focal point. Stand a single branch of dried pampas grass or a sprig of eucalyptus in the inner cup for a wabi-sabi aesthetic that feels entirely at home in Japandi-style interiors. It works equally well as a desktop pen and brush holder in a home office, or as a tabletop decorative accent on a shelf or mantle. Its natural honey-gold tones and sculptural node rings pair beautifully with linen, stone, and raw wood -- making it a memorable housewarming gift or a distinctive find for collectors of vintage Japanese decorative arts.

  • Origin: Japan
  • Era: 1966-1989 (Late Showa)
  • Material: Natural bamboo culm with aged patina; separate dark bamboo inner cup
  • Use: Hanaire flower vase for ikebana arrangements or tokonoma display
  • Modern Use: Ikebana or dried floral display; desktop pen and brush holder; living room or entryway decorative accent in Japandi or wabi-sabi style interiors
  • Features: Multi-node bamboo culm body; open front cutout forming the vase mouth; removable dark bamboo inner cup liner; red ink inscription on lower body; warm honey-gold patina with natural node rings
  • Dimensions: 4 1/2"Diameter x 10"H
  • Condition: Excellent

A timeless piece of vintage Japanese decorative art -- this bamboo hanaire brings the quiet elegance of ikebana culture into any modern home.

As part of our mission to preserve and share Japanese craftsmanship, we offer vintage pieces that were made not just to be admired, but to be used. These pieces were crafted for everyday life, and we honor their purpose by ensuring they can continue to be enjoyed and lived with today.

We use professional studio lighting to highlight the natural character of the wood. As a result, the tone may appear slightly warmer than under natural daylight.

All vintage items are sold as-is. Each piece may exhibit signs of age, including scratches, wear, or minor imperfections. These are not considered defects but natural evidence of the item’s authenticity and age.

size:
4 1/2"Diameter x 10"H