Zen Japanese Stoneware Vase

Vintage | MCM | Japanese Stoneware | Vase

Vintage Zen Japanese Stoneware Vase elegant and timeless design that represents the refined aesthetic of studio art ceramics with its hand-thrown construction and slip glaze finish. This signed studio art piece showcases the expert craftsmanship and precision that defines authentic Japanese stoneware, featuring clean lines and organic form that embody mid-century modern sensibilities. The artist's signature mark confirms its authenticity and collectible status among Japanese pottery and studio art enthusiasts.

• Brand: Handcrafted
• Era: Contemporary
• Pattern: Slip Glaze Finish
• Color: Multicolor (Beige, Greens, Blues, Browns)
• Material: Stoneware
• Condition: Pre-owned
• Dimensions: Tall 7", Circumference 12"
• Manufacturing Origin: Japan

Key Features

This authentic Japanese stoneware vase showcases traditional hand-throwing techniques combined with studio art slip glaze application. The small jug form reflects the Japanese aesthetic of functional beauty, while the expert craftsmanship ensures perfect balance and proportion. The signed pottery mark on the bottom confirms its studio art origins and adds significant value for collectors of Japanese stoneware and mid-century modern studio ceramics.

Perfect for

Ideal for collectors of Japanese stoneware, studio art pottery enthusiasts, and those who appreciate handcrafted artisan ceramics. Perfect as a subtle accent in contemporary homes, zen-inspired interiors, or as part of a curated collection celebrating Japanese studio art craftsmanship. Suitable for displaying single stems, small botanical arrangements, or as a standalone piece that embodies the serene beauty of Japanese stoneware aesthetic principles.

Condition Details

This vintage Japanese stoneware studio art vase is in excellent pre-owned condition with authentic aging that enhances its character. The hand-thrown construction and slip glaze finish show the natural variations that confirm its studio art origins. No chips, cracks, or structural damage present. The signature pottery mark remains clear and legible, confirming authenticity. Shows minimal wear consistent with careful handling and preservation of this collectible Japanese stoneware piece.