This unique and objective flower vase has four holes at the tops.

Tanaka uses slab building technique and his original metallic glaze. This combination provides his works not only sharpness but also an oozing softness only the ceramics can produce, contributing to a different attraction from the real metal.

Work by Keiichi Tanaka includes an atmosphere that makes you feel some sort of “time accumulation,” and brings you nostalgic feeling like it seems to exist from long, longtime ago.

Made in Saitama, Japan

This unique and objective flower vase has a hole to insert a flower.

Tanaka uses slab building technique and his original metallic glaze. This combination provides his works not only sharpness but also an oozing softness only the ceramics can produce, contributing to a different attraction from the real metal.

Work by Keiichi Tanaka includes an atmosphere that makes you feel some sort of “time accumulation,” and brings you nostalgic feeling like it seems to exist from long, longtime ago.

Made in Saitama, Japan

This unique and objective flower vase has four holes to insert a flower.

Tanaka uses slab building technique and his original metallic glaze. This combination provides his works not only sharpness but also an oozing softness only the ceramics can produce, contributing to a different attraction from the real metal.

Work by Keiichi Tanaka includes an atmosphere that makes you feel some sort of “time accumulation,” and brings you nostalgic feeling like it seems to exist from long, longtime ago.

Made in Saitama, Japan

This unique and objective flower vase has a hole to insert a flower.

Tanaka uses slab building technique and his original metallic glaze. This combination provides his works not only sharpness but also an oozing softness only the ceramics can produce, contributing to a different attraction from the real metal.

Work by Keiichi Tanaka includes an atmosphere that makes you feel some sort of “time accumulation,” and brings you nostalgic feeling like it seems to exist from long, longtime ago.

Made in Saitama, Japan

This unique and objective flower vase has two holes to insert flowers.

Tanaka uses slab building technique and his original metallic glaze. This combination provides his works not only sharpness but also an oozing softness only the ceramics can produce, contributing to a different attraction from the real metal.

Work by Keiichi Tanaka includes an atmosphere that makes you feel some sort of “time accumulation,” and brings you nostalgic feeling like it seems to exist from long, longtime ago.

Made in Saitama, Japan