Mid-century Ceramic Ikebana Vase, Chosen Karatsu, Japan.

Gorgeous Japanese ceramic organic 'Chosen Karatsu' flower vase from the 1960s-1970s, Ōsugisaraya gama (kiln).

Dimensions: height 26 cm, diameter 12 cm.

The ikebana displays a vibrant pattern of multiple layers of glaze.

The earthy and natural color palette of the glaze ensures that this vase will find its place in any interior.

The vase features two downward ears and a carved line pattern at the base.

In perfect condition with the original paulownia wooden storage box.

Chosen Karatsu ceramics are a specific type of Japanese pottery known for their rustic elegance and historical significance. Originating from the Karatsu region in Kyushu, Japan, Chosen Karatsu ceramics have been produced since the late 16th century. The name "Chosen" refers to Korea, reflecting the influence of Korean pottery techniques brought to Japan by Korean potters during the Japanese invasions of Korea in the late 16th century.