Studio Pottery Brutalist Wood Fired Stoneware Footed Vase Wabi Sabi Signed P Mit

magnificent, highly sculptural studio pottery vessel or flower vase (hanaire), masterfully hand-built in the rugged Brutalist and Japanese Wabi-Sabi traditions. This architectural, slab-built piece features multi-sided textured panels, sturdy integrated corner feet, and an artistic horizontal split cutout near the upper third that pays homage to traditional Japanese bamboo flower containers.The vessel is beautifully wood-fired, capturing an atmospheric natural fly-ash glaze. The four slab panels offer an exceptional 360-degree display contrast:Side A & B: Feature smooth running olive-green ash glaze pools, accented by a spectacular, dramatic frozen glaze teardrop drip cascading down the face right below the top rima highly prized kiln gem created when intense heat melts fly ash into liquid glass.Side C & D: Reveal rich, raw metallic iron flashing with dark, kiln-scorched matte surfaces and earthy clay body flashings.The clean, unglazed stoneware interior highlights the heavy hand-built slab construction with structurally sound joints, confirming the piece is fully intact and capable of holding dry floral arrangements or an internal liner for fresh Ikebana displays.H: 9.25 “ W: 4.5 “ (at the base feet)Free of cracks, repairs, or post-firing chips. All surface variations, raw textures, glaze pooling, and crawls are entirely deliberate properties of the original creation and long wood-firing kiln process.Markings:Clearly incised with the artist's signature P Mit