A refined copper vase by Tsuda Eiju, distinguished by its elegant vertical form and sculptural presence. The tall, architectural silhouette is complemented by a richly textured surface that highlights the natural character of the copper. With ornament kept to a minimum, the work emphasizes material, proportion, and subtle variations in light and shadow. The defined edges and handcrafted finish reveal the warmth of traditional metalworking and create changing expressions depending on the viewing angle. Suitable both as a flower vessel and as a standalone decorative object, the piece brings a quiet sophistication to any space. An elegant example of Japanese metal craftsmanship that celebrates simplicity, texture, and form.