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Japanese Ceramic Ikebana Vase Boat Style Teal Blue Glaze 13" Makie gyoshobako are considered one ofThis is a Japanese ceramic Ikebana (Japanese flower arranging) vase. The outer glaze is an aqua green over the natural tan clay, the interior is a vibrant teal blue glaze reminiscent of a tropical lagoon. Designed in the traditional boat motif used in some flower arranging. A rare beauty as a stand alone statement piece and as a stunning base for flower art. Length = 13" Width = 6. 5" Height = 2. 5"