Unique Ikebana Flower Vase, Banko-yaki, Taihōdō, 1960s.

This elegant Japanese ikebana vase is a refined example of traditional Banko-yaki pottery, crafted by Taitetsu Seitosho of Yokkaichi.

Dimensions: Height 22 cm × diameter 15 cm.

The vase features a timeless, oval shape with flowing lines that exude tranquility and simplicity.

The drip glaze is highly expressive, cascading in organic, flame-like patterns over the warm, unglazed terracotta body.

The matte to satin finish adds depth and a natural texture to the surface. The interplay of color and form evokes flowing water, enhancing the innate beauty of any floral arrangement.

The vase is in perfect condition and comes with the original wooden storage box (tomobako) and accompanying documentation.

A stunning example of Japanese ceramic tradition, renowned since the Genbun era (1736–1741) for its balance of artistry and utility. A stylish decor piece that lets floral arrangements shine while adding serenity and sophistication to any space.