SB vase, low, pink

1616 / arita japan's low SB vase is the perfect home for both fresh and dried flowers, so you can enjoy the beauty all year round. The porcelain vase has a smooth body that tapers gently towards the top. Whether it's displayed on its own or paired with different-coloured vases or other decorative items, the SB vase is sure to add a touch of sophistication and charm to any room.

Designed by Stegan Scholte and Carole Baijings, the SB collection gives a modern interpretation of traditional Japanese tableware with its delicate colours: aquarelle-blue, light pink, red-orange and ochre. The porcelain tableware captivates as part of day-to-day life as well as festive occasions.

Scholten & Baijings

Launched in 2012, 1616 / arita japan is a Japanese ceramics brand best known for its tableware designs that combine Asian handicraft traditions with influences from European culture. The brand name 1616 / arita japan might seem curious at first, so let us tell you the story behind it: the first part, 1616, refers to the year when Koreans first brought the art of pottery to Japan. Arita, in turn, is a town on Kyushu Island in southern Japan, where the Korean ceramists landed and where they introduced making pottery to the Japanese. So, in a nutshell, the name refers not only to the brand’s own origins but the origins of Japanese ceramics in general!