Stone Vase M lacquer Imari-ware became famous as it

Imari-ware became famous as it was imported to Europe in great quantities throughout the 17th century

This incense plate is also available in white

The kinmokusei (osmanthus) scent is rich and sweet

The stools are made of dense hinoki

Stone Vase M lacquer Imari-ware became famous as itThese vases bring the natural expression of stone to any room. They are rugged yet delicate, and their unique presence is as at home in a traditional Japanese space as it is in a modern home. Unlike ceramics, which are intentionally shaped from the beginning, the process of carving the stone can result in a coincidental, non reproducible beauty due to the texture of the stone. Just like people, each stone has its own personality, and no two vessels