Shigaraki Kohiki Triangle Mini Vase – Japanese Ceramic Ikebana Bud Vase, Wabi-Sabi Sculptural Decor

A sculptural statement in miniature.

This handcrafted Shigaraki Kohiki Triangle Vase blends traditional Japanese pottery with a bold, contemporary silhouette—perfect as both an ikebana vessel and a minimalist art object.

Discover a striking balance of tradition and modern form with this Shigaraki Ware Kohiki Triangle Mini Vase.

Handcrafted in Japan’s historic Shigaraki kiln region, this piece reinterprets classic ceramic techniques through a sharp, architectural triangle shape—offering a clean, sculptural presence that stands out in any space.

The surface features the traditional Kohiki (粉引) technique, where a soft white slip is brushed over dark clay. This creates a creamy, organic finish with subtle variations, while the exposed edges reveal the rich, earthy body beneath—an embodiment of wabi-sabi aesthetics.

Why You'll Love It

• Authentic Shigaraki Ware
Crafted in one of Japan’s six ancient kilns, known for its rustic and expressive ceramics

• Kohiki Finish (Hand-Applied Slip)
Soft white surface with natural irregularities—each piece is truly one of a kind

• Sculptural Triangle Form
A modern, architectural shape that doubles as decor

• Perfect Ikebana Bud Vase
Ideal for single stems, seasonal branches, or minimalist floral arrangements

• Art Object for Everyday Spaces
Beautiful on a desk, shelf, entryway, or coffee table

Styling Ideas

Use it as:

• A minimalist ikebana vase with a single branch
• A desk sculpture for a calming workspace
• A wabi-sabi accent on open shelving
• A unique gift for ceramic collectors or design lovers

Product Details

• Material: Shigaraki stoneware with Kohiki slip
• Origin: Shigaraki, Japan
• Height: approx. 9 cm (3.5 inches)
• Style: Ikebana / Bud Vase / Sculptural Decor

Care Instructions

Hand wash recommended.
Avoid abrasive cleaning to preserve the delicate Kohiki surface.

Note on Handmade Quality

Each piece is individually handcrafted.
Variations in glaze, texture, and form are natural and part of its unique character.