This is a cylindrical flower vase by Yuichi Yamamoto, a renowned Bizen ware artist and the son of Living National Treasure, Toso Yamamoto. This exceptional piece showcases the natural kiln-fired variations created by the flames of the climbing kiln, along with the refined form characteristic of a master potter. Yuichi Yamamoto, who has mastered the Hidasuki (scarf-like) technique through years of research, creates powerful and dignified works. Product Features and Dimensions: • Artist: Yuichi Yamamoto • Holder of Okayama Prefecture's Important Intangible Cultural Property • Regular Member of the Japan Kogei Association • Father: Living National Treasure Toso Yamamoto • Work Name: Bizen Ware Flower Vase / Kiln Variation • Technique: Characterized by the unique clay texture of Bizen ware and kiln variations (color changes due to fire). • The reddish-brown base features a beautiful landscape of strong, vertical, grayish-white kiln variations (natural glaze or Hidasuki scenery) running vertically. • Condition: Excellent condition with no noticeable scratches or stains. • Bottom: The artist's signature is engraved. (See image 4) 【Size (approx.)】 • Height: 21.5 cm • Body Diameter (maximum width): 8.5 cm • Mouth Diameter: 1.5 cm Accessories and Notes: • Accessories: None (Only the vase itself is provided) • Notes: • No Kyobako (wooden box with the artist's signature and seal) is included. • Due to the characteristics of Bizen ware, color variations, small protrusions, dents, and unevenness caused by kiln changes are part of the work's individuality and are not defects. Please examine the images carefully before purchasing. Please consider this opportunity to acquire a Bizen ware piece, a traditional Japanese craft, and a work by a master artisan. Feel free to ask any questions. Type: Pottery Type of ware: Bizen ware