In Japan, flower vases are popular as indoor decoration items for displaying cut flowers, originally associated deeply with Buddhism and the tea ceremony. Throughout its history and within people's living spaces, a wide variety of vases have emerged in Japan.
In Japan, vases, referred to as "hanaire" in the context of the tea ceremony, are used to add color and splendor to the tea room and tea gatherings. The vases used in tea ceremonies range from simple cut bamboo to serene unglazed vases and slender ones, preferred for their suitability to the atmosphere of the tea room. Meanwhile, modern Japanese vases feature a diversity in color, shape, pattern, material, and size, ranging from large vases to single flower vases. Artisans across Japan utilize their traditional techniques to create vases that fit modern living spaces.
Millennium Gallery Japan is proud to introduce its exquisite collection of Japanese floral vessels, merging traditional aesthetics with contemporary design. Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, these floral vessels embody centuries of Japanese craftsmanship heritage. Each piece serves not only as a functional item for flower arrangement but also as a standalone work of art, enhancing the beauty of any space. Embrace the elegance and timeless appeal of Japanese culture with Millennium Gallery Japan's carefully curated selection of floral vessels, designed to bring harmony and beauty into your home.
