This collection features three distinctive ceramic Ikebana vases, embodying the sleek and organic forms characteristic of Mid-Century Modern design. The first vase is a striking glossy black ceramic piece with a geometric, multi-chambered design, reminiscent of Brutalist or biomorphic forms. It features three openings and a central void, creating an interesting interplay of negative space. A label with Japanese characters is adhered to one side. The label, translated, is the brand/trademark name Hisoku-yaki which showcased the work of celebrated Japanese ceramicist of the mid-20th century Shibayama Saburo.

The second vase is a rustic, earthy-toned ceramic piece with a heavily textured, almost volcanic surface. Its circular form is punctuated by two organic, irregular openings, giving it a sculptural quality and a natural, wabi-sabi aesthetic.

The third vase is a matte black ceramic piece with a smooth, elongated, and abstract ovoid shape. It features a large central cutout and a smaller irregular opening towards the base, showcasing minimalist elegance and fluid lines.

All three pieces are indicative of mid to late 20th-century ceramic artistry, likely from the 1960s-1980s, and would serve as compelling decorative objects in a contemporary or Mid-Century Modern interior.

Dimensions:
Height - 12"
Width - 10"
Depth - 6"
Weight - 8 lbs

Condition:
Very Good. All three pieces show minor wear consistent with age, including some light surface scratches and dust. The ceramic appears to be structurally sound with no visible chips, cracks, or repairs. The label on the glossy black vase is partially worn.

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• Low Estimate: 300.00
• High Estimate: 600.00