• A Japanese bamboo vase with an ikebana inspired flower arrangement
  • Noshi Flower Vase with flowers on a side table
  • A close up of the bottom of an empty black bamboo Noshi flower vase on a white background
  • A Japanese bamboo vase with an ikebana inspired flower arrangement
  • A close up of an empty black bamboo Noshi flower vase on a white background
  • A close up of the bottom of an empty brown bamboo Noshi flower vase on a white background
  • A close up of an empty brown bamboo Noshi flower vase on a white background
  • An empty black bamboo Noshi flower vase on a white background
  • An empty brown bamboo Noshi flower vase on a white background
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Kohchosai Kosuga

Noshi Flower Vase

Noshi Flower Vase

$120.00 AUD
$120.00 AUD
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An elegant vase made from delicately carved bamboo. A thin piece of madake bamboo is carefully bent to shape. Taking full advantage of the bamboo's texture, the subtle grain can be enjoyed on every piece. The minimal design can be used with both Japanese or Western flower arrangements.

Each vase comes with a glass vase inside. 

Due to the use of natural materials, there may be slight differences in the finished size, colour, and shape.

Origin

Handmade in Japan

Kohchosai Kosuga

Since 1898, Kohchosai Kosuga has created bamboo products to enrich daily lives. They combine the tradition of bamboo crafts with modern design sensibilities to create a collection of artful handcrafts and functional items. Still run by the Kosuga family today, we had the privilege of being guided through their entire collection by the current president on our recent visit to Kyoto.

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Kohchosai Kosuga aims to create bamboo products that enrich daily lives. They combine the tradition of bamboo crafts with modern design sensibilities to create a collection of artful handcrafts and functional items. The family business has been carrying on the traditions of bamboo crafts for many generations and continues through to today.