Shirai Kazunari Oribe Glaze Vase okinawan Ryumon-ware and embarked on a pottery

and embarked on a pottery training trip to South Korea

The Rakusai family is probably best known for their three landscapes effect – a combination of fire colour

Kobus magnolias are often found in temple gardens and bloom in early spring

There are marks on the bamboo

It’s in very good condition with only minor surface wear here and there

Shirai Kazunari Oribe Glaze Vase okinawan Ryumon-ware and embarked on a pottery*SHIPPING OPTIONS VARY DEPENDING ON THE DESTINATION, PLEASE SCROLL TO THE END OF THIS LISTING FOR MORE DETAILS. This listing is for an unassuming Oribe glaze vase made around 40 years ago by Shirai Kazunari. It is wheel thrown and the sides were bevelled with a potters knife to create a piece with eight equal sides. The opening is wide enough to accommodate a small bunch of flowers, and the signature of the potter can be found on the bottom. It comes