Traditional Ceramic Ikebana Bowl, 1980s
An elegant ceramic ikebana bowl from the 1980s, characterized by a calm, organic design language.
Dimensions: height 10 cm, diameter 26 cm.
The three subtle supports lift the bowl slightly off the surface, giving it a light and refined appearance. The low, wide bowl shape is finished with a soft, gently undulating rim and a delicate relief pattern around the exterior, allowing the glaze to show beautiful nuances in the light.
The color is warm and natural, with soft cream and ivory tones that blend effortlessly into both minimalist interiors and more layered, eclectic settings. Inside, the bowl is ideal for use with a kenzan and for arranging branches, seasonal flowers, or a restrained composition built around a single strong line.
Beyond ikebana, this is an exceptionally versatile piece: it can be used as a stylish fruit or nut bowl, as a vide-poche in the hallway, or simply as a serene interior accent on a table, sideboard, or low cabinet. Timeless, decorative, and highly functional.
The bowl is in good condition and free from damage.





















