Breeze Woven Vase Okamemasa Kasui Executed in a kenpon (silk)

Executed in a kenpon (silk) mounting

The background of waves and rounded shapes of the whales convey vitality and a sense of fun

This tea canister by Yatsuyanagi is made of kabazaiku cherry bark work from Akita Prefecture

The shape is crafted by potter's wheel and you can feel the warmth and comfort of holding it in your hand

The size is great for serving a salad

Breeze Woven Vase Okamemasa Kasui Executed in a kenpon (silk)Inspired by the presence of traditional Japanese bamboo baskets, this flower vase by artist Takeoka Kensuke explores the possibilities of weaving with glass. Interlacing strands form an open lattice that appears both structured and fluid, allowing light and shadow to move freely through the surface. Rather than emphasizing transparency alone, the woven form introduces a sense of warmth rarely associated with glass, creating an object that feels at