Otto Keramik
Vase 2721
Otto Keramik Tokyo

German Otto Keramik ceramic flower vase

The barrel-shaped form, which tapers beautifully towards the mouth, is minimalist yet exudes the weightiness unique to ceramics.

The way the colors blend together along calculated curves creates a sense of depth that never gets boring, no matter what angle you look at it from.

Its stable shape complements branches and large flowers well, and even a single flower vase will have a presence that makes it the focal point of any space. Even without arranging flowers, simply placing it on a shelf makes it a complete art piece, and it will further enhance modern and vintage furniture.

This is a special item that embodies the "beauty of utility" created by the handiwork of German artisans and is a perfect addition to your daily life.

Great for your home or as store fixtures.

Please take this opportunity to consider it.

*The texture of the glaze and the finished dimensions may vary from piece to piece, and may differ from the photos depending on stock availability. If you would like more information, please feel free to contact us.

[Otto Keramik]

A porcelain manufacturer in Rheinbach, Germany, founded in 1964 by Otto Gerhartz.
He served as production director for Ruscha, a pottery manufacturer that had a huge influence during the pottery boom of the 1950s, and invented a variety of glazes.
After going independent, Otto Keramik started from his home studio.
All of the glazes used at the factory from its founding until 1978 were invented by Gerhartz.
The expressive colors and textures created by his meticulous glazes are still beloved by collectors around the world, and the company is currently run by his son, who continues his legacy.
It is one of the few manufacturers that led the German pottery boom that still exists today.

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