Collection of Japanese Signature vases
Laconic geometry combined with shades as close as possible to nature - that's how we saw the collection of vases in the Japanese style. Our task was to create a ceramic product that would be an ideal vessel for contemplating the beauty of flowers.
Our ceramists were inspired by the oldest Japanese art of floristry - ikebana during the creation of the collection. That is why the shape and size suitable for flower compositions in the styles of moribana and dyuk appeared.
The trapezoidal shape and narrow opening for the flowers of the vase allow you to create amazing compositions in it, with the initial idea not to overload the vase with the number of flowers, but on the contrary - to encourage the owner of the vase to think carefully about the selection of flowers for her. The shades of the vases were chosen by our ceramists for a reason. All of them are as muted and elegant as possible, allowing you to show maximum imagination in color combinations of flowers. The Japanese Signature collection of vases is brevity and sophistication, which seems to be the signature of a Japanese ceramic master, designed to appreciate and contemplate the beauty of nature itself and flowers!
Our ceramists were inspired by the oldest Japanese art of floristry - ikebana during the creation of the collection. That is why the shape and size suitable for flower compositions in the styles of moribana and dyuk appeared.
The trapezoidal shape and narrow opening for the flowers of the vase allow you to create amazing compositions in it, with the initial idea not to overload the vase with the number of flowers, but on the contrary - to encourage the owner of the vase to think carefully about the selection of flowers for her. The shades of the vases were chosen by our ceramists for a reason. All of them are as muted and elegant as possible, allowing you to show maximum imagination in color combinations of flowers. The Japanese Signature collection of vases is brevity and sophistication, which seems to be the signature of a Japanese ceramic master, designed to appreciate and contemplate the beauty of nature itself and flowers!