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Wide-Mouth Flower Vase
Wide-Mouth Flower Vase
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This wide-mouthed vase by Shigeyoshi Morioka is fired in the traditional nanban style, with no glaze but that of flame and ash. Its surface, left to the will of the kiln, ranges from charred black to reddish brown—a record of wood, air, and heat.
The form is quiet, weighty, and imperfect. With a rounded body and gently curved lip, it feels more like a relic than a design—something shaped over time, not concept. It is a vessel that invites simplicity: a single branch, a dry arrangement, or nothing at all.
Dimensions: Φ5.3*H12.6 cm
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Shigeyoshi Morioka
Shigeyoshi Morioka is a revered potter working in the mountain village of Amano, Wakayama. Firing in multi-chamber wood kilns, he creates vessels that span from rugged and elemental to serene and introspective. With a deep sensitivity to clay, ash, and flame, Morioka’s work reflects decades of practice and presence. His influence extends quietly but profoundly across generations of Japanese and international ceramic artists. Each piece carries earth, fire, and time—held in form, never forced.