A vessel of depth — obsidian-dark, calm, and enduring
Sakura Obsidian Vase
Sakura Obsidian Vase
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Handcrafted from aged bamboo, the Sakura Obsidian Vase embodies the harmony of delicacy and strength. Its deep, dark patina recalls the richness of obsidian stone, while the name Sakura honors the timeless elegance of cherry blossoms.
Each vase is shaped with patience and artistry, designed not only to hold flowers but to stand as a sculptural object on its own. The Antique Edition carries the gravity of heritage and the refinement of modern Japanese-inspired design — a piece meant to anchor interiors with quiet power.
More than décor, the Sakura Obsidian Vase is a meditation in contrast: light within dark, fragility within strength, and tradition reimagined for contemporary spaces.
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Where bamboo becomes stone — darkness polished into elegance.
Purposeful in the Home
- Serves as a striking centerpiece, whether filled with stems or left in stillness.
- Harmonizes with both minimalist and eclectic interiors, adapting with ease.
- Brings quiet drama into a room — understated yet unforgettable.
What It Brings to You
- Captures the fleeting elegance of blossoms, giving permanence to a moment of beauty.
- Brings a sense of calm depth, where minimalism becomes expressive.
- Stands as a quiet reminder that absence, too, can hold profound grace.
Designed with Intention
- Finished in deep obsidian tones, layered with bamboo’s natural character.
- A silhouette curved like flowing petals, recalling the softness of sakura in bloom.
- Handcrafted texture and form that reveal themselves differently in every light.

Sustainability — Blossoms Preserved, Forests Intact
Each vase spares ~22kg of hardwood — equal to 26–28 solid blocks. In hardwood, it is lost to 7kg carving, 8kg planing, and 7kg fire-drying, every step erasing forest time older than memory. Each piece of wood cut carries away decades of shelter, food, and silence, never truly replaced.
By choosing bamboo, those blocks remain, trunks where squirrels leap and nestlings cling. What would have been split into pieces still rises in full form, holding canopies where tiny lives play, forage, and grow. The playfulness of the forest endures, untouched by hands that take.
That choice means ~16 square meters of cover remain standing and ~200 liters of water saved — enough for 400 squirrels to drink in a day. In every detail of its grain, you hold not only a vase but also the echo of branches still alive, still whispering.
From raw stalks to obsidian depth, each curve reveals transformation.
The Craft of Sakura Obsidian Vase
The Choosing — Bamboo for SculptureS
talks with even grain and perfect diameter are selected, promising strength and elegance.
The Weaving — Hollowed with Patience
Artisans weave and shape by hand, following the natural curve of each stalk.
The Darkening — Obsidian Transformation
A layered polish gives the bamboo a volcanic-glass depth, rich and luminous.
The Completion — Uniqueness Preserved
Final sanding preserves subtle ridges, ensuring every vase is one of a kind.
Every vase is more than form — it is elegance preserved in contrast.