Tokoname : almond vase studs One of the harder styles

One of the harder styles to find

patterned detailing

This print is part of a collection celebrating some of the most significant works in ukiyo-e (wood block prints and paintings of the 'floating world') history

this print by Sugimura (1681-1700) depicts a woman dressed in a kimono decorated with chrysanthemum

this is the vase to choose when you have long stemmed blooms to showcase

Tokoname : almond vase studs One of the harder stylesA small, sturdy, narrow ceramic vase. Hand formed, with a rough rim and subtly speckled glaze, this vase is ideal for single stems, loose foliage, or simply as a thing of sculptural beauty. The city of Tokoname is synonymous with Japanese ceramics and has a pottery tradition reaching back more than one thousand years. Many of Tokoname's potters have been named Living National Treasures by the Japanese government. Please note that each vase is hand