Kato Kiyoyuki 加藤清之, (from L-R): No. 1 Flower vessel with white glaze on black clay 花入, stoneware, h:4 1/8 × w:1 5/8 in.; No. 4 Flower vessel オリベ花入, stoneware, h:4 5/8 × w:1 3/4 in.; No. 3 Flower vessel with white glaze on black clay, stoneware, h:4 3/8 × w:1 5/8 in.

Spring Collection: The Art of Flower Vessels
April 3 – 10, 2025
Online & By Appointment Only

This spring, Dai Ichi Arts is delighted to present a selection of exquisite flower vases by contemporary Japanese ceramic artists, celebrating the cherished tradition of Hanami—the art of flower viewing in Japan. Close by in New York city’s Central Park, the gallery shares in the joy of the season’s fleeting beauty, as the timeless Yoshino cherry blossoms (sakura), magnolias, and tulips come into bloom.

They warmly invite you to experience the art of flower gazing with these beautifully crafted vessels—each a tribute to the changing seasons and the arrival of spring in this virtual exhibition.

Though the gallery is closed for the month of April (otherwise open by appointment only), the team remains available to answer your queries virtually.

To learn more, click here.