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Ikebana Vase with Craquelure

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    Posted 4 years ago

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    ho2cultcha
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    I found this unusual ikebana vase yesterday. It's not signed and pretty new, i think. but i still like it for the great craquelure. i'm going to try my hand at ikebana one of these days.

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    1. fhrjr2 fhrjr2, 4 years ago
      If all else fails you have a good start on a one seater. Just build a house around it and put a crescent moon on the door. Good Luck.
    2. Gillian, 4 years ago
      What's it made of - and how big is it? Is it really a vase?
    3. ho2cultcha ho2cultcha, 4 years ago
      it's pottery. yes, it's an ikebana vase.
    4. Gillian, 4 years ago
      Thanks - gauging the size can be difficult especially when it's an unfamiliar object. I did know what Ikebana meant when I asked the question, but not the material or the dimensions. Perhaps I didn't word it so well?

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