Small ceramic ikebana vase executed in the traditional Bizen ware technique, one of Japan’s oldest and most revered ceramic traditions. Noted for its unglazed surfaces and subtle natural ash-fired patina, Bizen ware reflects the aesthetic principles of wabi-sabi—a philosophical embrace of imperfection, impermanence, and simplicity. The vessel’s partially glazed surface introduces a quiet contrast, highlighting the interplay between deliberate form and the spontaneous effects of the kiln fire. Its restrained elegance and tactile presence underscore the enduring refinement of Japanese ceramic artistry, particularly in its function as a vessel for the contemplative art of flower arrangement.