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wakasama : ceramic vase
wakasama : ceramic vase
wakasama : ceramic vase
wakasama : ceramic vase
wakasama : ceramic vase
wakasama : ceramic vase
wakasama : ceramic vase
wakasama : ceramic vase
wakasama : ceramic vase
wakasama : ceramic vase
wakasama : ceramic vase
wakasama : ceramic vase
wakasama : ceramic vase
wakasama : ceramic vase
wakasama : ceramic vase
wakasama : ceramic vase
wakasama : ceramic vase
wakasama : ceramic vase
wakasama : ceramic vase
wakasama : ceramic vase
wakasama : ceramic vase

wakasama : ceramic vase

Wakasama
$48.00

Humble, pleasing forms, free of unnecessary ornamentation, designed for everyday use.

Thrown by hand, embracing the natural qualities of clay, Wakasama pottery has a timeless appeal. Gift to loved ones or introduce into your own home and enjoy the understated beauty of Japanese ceramics yourself. 

Please note that your piece of Wakasama may differ slightly from the photographs. 

material : mashiko-ware ceramic

care : please find a home for your piece away from strong sunlight and humidity, and wipe with a clean dry cloth.

A :
height : 10cm
base width : 7.5cm

B :
height : 6cm
base width : 8.5cm

C :
height : 10cm
base width : 6cm

D :
height : 9.5cm
base width : 8cm

Made in Japan

Wakasama Pottery, located in the serene Osawa district of Mashiko, Tochigi prefecture, traces its roots back to the Edo period (1603-1868) when Mashiko-ware first took form. Founded by the esteemed potter Kengo Wakabayashi, Wakasama Pottery has become a living testament to the enduring spirit of Mashiko ware, blending centuries-old techniques with modern innovation to create timeless pieces that resonate with the essence of Japanese pottery.