Ukiyo is a large, hand-built stoneware vase that functions equally well as a beautiful sculpture or as a vase.
The process of building the vase is time-consuming; the clay requires the vase to be built and dried over several days before it can be built upon again.
Ukiyo is a Japanese term meaning "the floating world." It originally refers to a philosophy of living in the moment and detaching oneself from life's worries to embrace beauty.
The vase is a unique piece.
Photo by Jørgen Holm Andrup first one
Inger Marie Grini for Ygg & Lyng phot second photo
Ukiyo is a large, hand-built stoneware vase that functions equally well as a beautiful sculpture or as a vase.
The process of building the vase is time-consuming; the clay requires the vase to be built and dried over several days before it can be built upon again.
Ukiyo is a Japanese term meaning "the floating world." It originally refers to a philosophy of living in the moment and detaching oneself from life's worries to embrace beauty.
The vase is a unique piece.
Photo by Jørgen Holm Andrup first one
Inger Marie Grini for Ygg & Lyng phot second photo
