Wabi Sabi Vase in my home, and now the room feels quiet and calm.
The Vase is not shiny or perfect, but that’s why I love it. It looks like something old from Japanese art and Japanese traditions. It feels like a piece of East Asian crafts, made by hand with care. When I look at it, I feel peace, like in a Zen garden or during a tea ceremony.
It reminds me of Japanese philosophy, where beauty lives in simple, natural, and even broken things.This kind of design comes from the heart of Japanese aesthetics and culture of Japan.
It’s not just for flowers, it’s part of the arts, like Buddhist art, Japanese literature, or even gardening. I like how it fits with old traditions and brings a soft feeling into the room.
The Wabi Sabi Vase style shows that cracks and soft colors are beautiful. It’s a small thing that tells a deep story, like a page from written communication or a scene in Japanese style of gardening.
