25【FOOD FOR THOUGHT Exclusive】 Tabletop Vase Amber

A special vase designed by FOOD FOR THOUGHT and crafted by Taku Eiki, which sold out instantly at a solo exhibition in 2022.

This exclusive FOOD FOR THOUGHT vase by Eiki has been in high demand, with many inquiries about restocks.

The wide-mouthed vase can hold a generous amount of flowers and can be enjoyed from any angle, but its shape also makes it difficult to arrange flowers as they tend to lie flat. However, this vase has a "secret" that makes it easier to arrange!

The stem is hollow and connected to the bowl above, allowing flowers to be hooked inside. This makes it easy to arrange both a large variety of flowers, like a bouquet, and single stems. Its wide opening also makes it suitable for bulbs such as muscari and hyacinths.

This vase stands 15 cm tall, making it a convenient size for use on a table. It looks beautiful not only with flowers, but also piled high with greenery gathered from the garden or herbs used in the kitchen. You can also use it without water, filling it with seasonal fruit like a bowl. It is the kind of vase you will want to keep on your table at all times.

This item is available exclusively from our store, so don't miss out!

Mouth diameter: approx. 12.5–13 cm / Height: approx. 15 cm
As these are artist-made pieces, individual variations may occur.

*As these are artist-made works, individual variations of ±0.5–3 cm may occur, but they are within our acceptable range.
*As all pieces are handmade blown glass, irregularities such as bumps on the surface or inside, as well as bubbles, may occur during production. These do not affect use and are a unique characteristic of handmade pieces.
*All products shipped have been inspected and approved by our store, and only those that pass inspection are sold. Therefore, we do not accept returns or offer refunds. Thank you for your understanding.
*We do not accept returns or offer refunds. Please understand this before making a purchase.

Taku Eiki　
1979　Born in Fujisawa, Kanagawa Prefecture
2002　Completed the Comprehensive Basic Course at the Tokyo Glass Craft Institute
2006　Graduated from the Glass Program, Department of Craft, Faculty of Art and Design, Tama Art University
2007–2012　Worked at Azumino Glass Studio
2012–2016　Assistant, Glass Program, Department of Craft, Faculty of Art and Design, Tama Art University
2017　Opened the glass studio "Litoglass" in Matsumoto City

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