Ikebana planter. Modernist Architectural flower pot. Yamasan Japanese pottery MCM - Eames Era

Ikebana planter. Modernist Architectural flower pot. Yamasan Japanese pottery MCM - Eames Era

Yamasan Ikebana / Bonsai Bowl. Beautiful Ceramics from Japan 1960s. Yamasan Modernist Architectural flower pot. Japanese Mid Century modern - Eames Era. Beautiful planter. The green / Blue glaze has a grainy Raku texture with fantastic colors ...

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History
  • Yamasan pottery, known for its quality and craftsmanship, has roots in Japanese ceramics, with the mid-century era marking a significant revival of traditional styles fused with modern design elements.
  • The 1960s saw a growing appreciation for Japanese aesthetics in global design, often influencing Western interior styles and leading to the popularity of items like ikebana planters in contemporary decor.
  • Ikebana, as a floral art form, has a rich history dating back to the 7th century in Japan, evolving over centuries into an expression of harmony and balance.

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