Tomoro Shinogi Vase | Tortoise General Store
Tomoro Shinogi Vase | Tortoise General Store
Tomoro Shinogi Vase | Tortoise General Store
Tomoro Shinogi Vase | Tortoise General Store
Tomoro Shinogi Vase | Tortoise General Store
Tomoro Shinogi Vase | Tortoise General Store
Tomoro Shinogi Vase | Tortoise General Store
Tomoro Shinogi Vase | Tortoise General Store

Tomoro Shinogi Vase

$160.00 Sale Save

Description:
The Shinogi vase combines several design signatures of Tomoro Pottery. "Shinogi" refers to the ridged pattern covering the vase, a technique that Morisaki often uses in her designs. Like all Tomoro Pottery, this vase evokes forms found in nature. Its round, irregular form is similar to a sea urchin or seed pod. The outside of the piece is unglazed, emphasizing the sculptural form and natural beauty of Morisaki's clay.

Variation:
This vase is a handmade item - each vase is unique. Although they are close in appearance to the vases shown in these photos, there are variations in color and size. The vase you receive may not be identical to the vases displayed in these photos. 

History:
Tomoro Pottery is a small ceramics studio in Los Angeles, California, founded by Tomoko Morisaki. Inspired by the imperfections found in nature, Tomoko aims to create simple, warm, and comfortable pieces for daily use. Tomoko studied ceramics and product design at Tokyo Gakugei University in Japan, and her pottery is lovingly hand-crafted on the wheel with the utmost care.

Measurement:
Approximately 5.5" x 5.5" x 6". Opening is 3" wide. Exact size will vary from vase to vase. 

Materials:
Ceramic. 

Care Instructions:
This vase stand is dishwasher safe. Because ceramic is a natural material, the color may change slightly over time. 

Return Policy / Shipping Policy: 
Returns must be made within 2 weeks in original, unused condition with all packaging for either 1. Store credit for the full amount or 2. Refund - minus a 20% restocking fee.  Tortoise does not cover the cost of return shipping or the cost of re-shipping an exchange, and the cost of shipping for returns and exchanges is the responsibility of the customer.