Ikebana

Ikebana is the centuries-old Japanese art of arranging flowers to make them come alive.

Ikebana is the centuries-old Japanese art of arranging flowers to make them come alive.

Ikebana is the centuries-old Japanese art of arranging flowers to make them come alive.

When I first saw 'Sirkel' I was amazed by the strict geometry, the changing colors along with the varying thickness of the material.

When I first saw 'Sirkel' I was amazed by the strict geometry, the changing colors along with the varying thickness of the material.

When I first saw 'Sirkel' I was amazed by the strict geometry, the changing colors along with the varying thickness of the material.

This series of flower vases shaped like pouches takes the name Mammals. Wooden feet are affixed to the underside resulting in a design that appears to float above the table.

When I first saw 'Sirkel' I was amazed by the strict geometry, the changing colors along with the varying thickness of the material.

When I first saw 'Sirkel' I was amazed by the strict geometry, the changing colors along with the varying thickness of the material.

These classically shaped small bowls have a stunning green and brown crackle glaze.

This series of flower vases shaped like pouches takes the name Mammals. Wooden feet are affixed to the underside resulting in a design that appears to float above the table.

This series of flower vases shaped like pouches takes the name Mammals. Wooden feet are affixed to the underside resulting in a design that appears to float above the table.

This Japanese made ceramic bowl has a beautifully textured glaze with swirling layers of brown and gray on top of a dark mottled background.