Rare glazed stoneware vase, Japan, 20th century. Wabi-sabi aesthetic.

Superb asymmetrical glazed stoneware vase, inspired by Far Eastern design, probably Japanese. A unique piece with a bold and refined sculptural shape, embodying a wabi-sabi aesthetic: raw beauty, controlled asymmetry, organic texture, and flowing natural glaze. • Maximum height: 33 cm — Minimum height: 24 cm. • Base width: 26 cm — Top width: 30 cm. • Depth: from 5.8 cm to 1.8 cm depending on the tilt. • Signature stamped on the base. Glaze in shades of beige, moss green, and ochre, with rich material effects, reminiscent of Japanese Shino or Oribe traditions. This handcrafted stoneware piece evokes the work of 20th-century Japanese potters influenced by the mingei movement. Perfect as an ikebana vase or as a decorative sculpture in a contemporary, zen, or brutalist interior. A rare, understated, and poetic piece, both decorative and meaningful. Additional information and photos available upon request. In-person collection in Draveil (91, 17 km from Notre-Dame de Paris) or collection possible in Paris and nearby areas. Shipping available – quick and careful packaging.