Small Wabi Sabi Vase, Later part of the 20th Century

Beautiful Hand-Carved Wabi Sabi Mortar that works perfectly for a planter. By unknown designer in Africa, c. early 20th Century. Wear consistent with age and use showing wonderful ...

The Exquisite Early 20th Century Hand-Carved Stone Mortar from Spain Step into a world of vintage charm and captivating history with our meticulously crafted Early 20th Century Hand...

The Exquisite Early 20th Century Hand-Carved Stone Mortar from Spain Step into a world of vintage charm and captivating history with our meticulously crafted Early 20th Century Hand...

A Wonderful Primitive Cupboard, Unknown designer, Scandinavia, c. 1800s. This case piece embraces the wabi-sabi lifestyle and brings warmth to your space.

Wooden Wabi Sabi Mortar from Scandinavia, circa 1800s. In good vintage condition showing beautiful patina from age and use.

A unique wabi sabi stool from c, 1700s, hand crafted in Norway. Showing beautiful heavy patina after age and use.

I would like to introduce you to some old and interesting Japanese wooden vases. This is a vase made from thick rotten branches of trees. I don't know the type of wood, but it is a ...

Introducing an exquisite Japanese brass ikebana bud vase from the early 1920s This elegant vase is a testament to Japanese craftsmanship, capturing the essence of simplicity and ref...

This is a very old Japanese pottery jar. It dates from the Meiji period (1800s-1860s). It is thought to have been used to extinguish charcoal fires. The darkening is due to soot fr...

Since ancient times, people have created necessary tools from familiar materials, passed them on, and nurtured a lifestyle culture in order to survive in the severe struggle against nature. Over a long period of time, the tools accumulate a certain flavor and reflect the way of life. The harsher the natural environment and the weaker the human being, the stronger the power of the tool. In today's world, where cheap and disposable products are encouraged, the act of repeatedly modifying and re-creating the things around us opens up a new world. With this philosophy in mind, we collect beautiful, powerful, unique, and carefully selected Japanese antiques. This is a very old ceramic vase...

Since ancient times, people have created and passed down necessary tools from familiar materials to survive in the severe struggle against nature, and have nurtured a lifestyle culture. By using these objects over a long period of time, they accumulate their flavor and reflect the way of life. The more severe the natural environment and the weaker we are, the stronger their power becomes. In today's world, where cheap and disposable products are encouraged, the act of repeatedly re-creating the things around us by modifying them opens up a new world. With this philosophy in mind, we collect beautiful, powerful, unique, and carefully selected antique objects from Japan. This is an old small Pottery vase...

I would like to introduce you to some very beautiful earthenware. This is probably an earthenware vessel made in Peru, South America. In Peru, there are many earthenware with many ro...