Trumpet Vase
A beautiful trumpet-shaped vase in an earthy tan and pale blue with iron flecks throughout, perfect for statement blooms.
Asamono is a collection of functional and decorative ceramics handcrafted by Asami Hatanaka in her home studio in Los Angeles. She draws inspiration from traditional Asian techniques as well as Japanese aesthetics to create simple yet rustic pieces for the modern home. Her focus is to incorporate some form of Japanese culture into her work, to convey her cultural background by way of shape, glazes or techniques. In between wheel throwing and handbuilding, she spends time testing and mixing new glazes in her studio.
Made in Los Angeles
Stoneware with lead-free glaze
7.75" x 4.5"
Original: $68.00
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Trumpet Vase
A beautiful trumpet-shaped vase in an earthy tan and pale blue with iron flecks throughout, perfect for statement blooms.
Asamono is a collection of functional and decorative ceramics handcrafted by Asami Hatanaka in her home studio in Los Angeles. She draws inspiration from traditional Asian techniques as well as Japanese aesthetics to create simple yet rustic pieces for the modern home. Her focus is to incorporate some form of Japanese culture into her work, to convey her cultural background by way of shape, glazes or techniques. In between wheel throwing and handbuilding, she spends time testing and mixing new glazes in her studio.
Made in Los Angeles
Stoneware with lead-free glaze
7.75" x 4.5"
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A beautiful trumpet-shaped vase in an earthy tan and pale blue with iron flecks throughout, perfect for statement blooms.
Asamono is a collection of functional and decorative ceramics handcrafted by Asami Hatanaka in her home studio in Los Angeles. She draws inspiration from traditional Asian techniques as well as Japanese aesthetics to create simple yet rustic pieces for the modern home. Her focus is to incorporate some form of Japanese culture into her work, to convey her cultural background by way of shape, glazes or techniques. In between wheel throwing and handbuilding, she spends time testing and mixing new glazes in her studio.
Made in Los Angeles
Stoneware with lead-free glaze
7.75" x 4.5"
