Flat, cylindrical ceramic ikebana vase displaying a sophisticated interplay of form, texture, and glaze. The body is defined by a compressed cylindrical shape, with subtly pinched sides that introduce a dynamic variation in contour and surface articulation. The glaze treatment features an overlayer of translucent green through which bands of underlying orange emerge in vertical striations, creating a rhythmic visual contrast. The pinched areas bear textured impressions that disrupt the otherwise smooth surface, offering a tactile counterpoint to the glossy finish.
Maker's mark carved along the base: Lizama 2:27 - 12 A.