Japanese Ikebana Vase "Kenzan - rin"

HK$1,120.00 HKD

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Crafted in Niigata using high-heat Yasuda kawara tile reduction firing, this ceramic ikebana vase provides low water absorption and grounding weight to securely support large floral stems and branches.

Vase shape maru (Circle) kaku (square) takaku (hexagon)

Handcrafted in Japan

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Product Details

Quantity: 1
Dimension:
maru: Ø 9.5 × H 8.5 cm (Ø 3.7 × H 3.3 in)
kaku: W 8.5 × D 8.5 × H 8.5 cm (3.3 × 3.3 × 3.3 in)
takaku: W 9.0 × D 10.4 × H 8.5 cm (3.5 × 4.1 × 3.3 in)
Kenzan: Ø 3.0 × H 1.8 cm (Ø 1.2 × H 0.7 in)
Material: Ceramic, kenzan (lead, stainless steel)
Origin: Niigata Prefecture, Japan
Brand: Marumi Yasuda Kawara

The Art of Japanese Craftsmanship

Heritage: Our collection is born from a collaboration with historic workshops, where artisans have preserved and perfected their craft for over a century.
Materials: Crafted from genuine Japanese materials, each piece is designed to bring a timeless, understated elegance and a serene atmosphere to your interior.
Direct from Japan: To ensure uncompromising quality, every item undergoes a rigorous final inspection at our Japanese facility before being carefully dispatched from Japan to your doorstep.

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Lead Time & Transit: In-stock items are expertly packed and dispatched within 1–3 business days, while backordered items typically ship within 2–3 weeks depending on the artisan's production schedule. Once dispatched, global delivery via DHL, UPS or FedEx generally arrives within 3–7 business days.

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Best For
Displaying large floral arrangements and branch compositions in living rooms or entryway spaces requiring stable grounding.
Size & Scale
maru: Ø 9.5 × H 8.5 cm (Ø 3.7 × H 3.3 in); kaku: W 8.5 × D 8.5 × H 8.5 cm (3.3 × 3.3 × 3.3 in); takaku: W 9.0 × D 10.4 × H 8.5 cm (3.5 × 4.1 × 3.3 in). Included kenzan: Ø 3.0 × H 1.8 cm (Ø 1.2 × H 0.7 in).
Yasuda Kawara Firing
Crafted from Niigata ceramic fired at over 1,200 °C using reduction firing, yielding low water absorption and cold resistance.
Textured Surface & Weight
The textured surface provides a natural hand grip, while the inherent ceramic material weight offers steady balance during arrangement.
Included Kenzan
Comes complete with a dedicated metal pin frog made from lead and stainless steel, designed for hole-free water retention.

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Everyday Experience

Entryway Focus
Positioned in a foyer or entrance hall, the metallic iron-toned ceramic creates a grounded base for seasonal branches and tall greenery.
Living Room Centerpiece
Set upon a low table or console, the textured circular silhouette contrasts with soft botanical elements to anchor main living spaces.
Ikebana Practice
Utilize the provided pin frog to secure angled stems, relying on the vessel's weight to balance sculptural floral displays.

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Features & Utility

High-Heat Ceramic Material
Fired above 1,200 °C using reduction firing in Niigata, the dense tile ceramic provides low water absorption and insulation properties.
Seamless Water Containment
Constructed without drainage holes, the vessel safely holds water on interior surfaces such as living room tables or entry consoles.
Included Metal Pin Frog
Comes complete with a stainless steel and lead kenzan measuring Ø 3.0 × H 1.8 cm (Ø 1.2 × H 0.7 in) to secure flower stems and branches.
Textured Grip & Weight
The uneven tile surface improves tactile grip during handling, while the inherent ceramic weight helps stabilize larger branch displays.

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