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Heinen Delfts Blauw

Imari Square Vase - 45 cm

Imari Square Vase - 45 cm

Rs. 148,000.00
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This extra-large Imari vase is part of the distinguished Imari collection by Heinen Delfts Blauw, inspired by a remarkable 17th-century fusion in which Japanese Imari decorations met traditional Delft Blue. Designed by Isa Lagendijk, the collection revives this historic meeting of East and West in a powerful, contemporary form.

With its generous scale and commanding presence, this extra-large vase was created to be a true centrepiece. The sleek square shape reflects modern design, while the hand-painted decoration refers to an age-old ceramic tradition that originated in the 17th century.

Rich in colour, history, and meaning, this Imari vase stands as a monument to craftsmanship and cultural exchange—an enduring decorative statement that celebrates the timeless beauty of Delftware and its global heritage.

Hand-painted in The Netherlands.
Dimensions: 45cm Tall

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*Heinen Delfts Blauw*

Founded in 1975, Heinen Delfts Blauw represents a modern interpretation of Delftware, rooted in Dutch heritage but reimagined for contemporary living. Rather than replicating historic patterns, Heinen focuses on adapting traditional Delft motifs into new forms, scales, and compositions that feel relevant to modern interiors.

Each piece is hand-painted in the Netherlands using established Delft techniques, while the designs themselves are guided by a contemporary design vision. The result is Delftware that retains the recognisable language of blue-and-white tradition, yet feels lighter, cleaner, and more versatile in today’s spaces.

Heinen Delfts Blauw pieces celebrate the balance between tradition and modernity — where heritage informs design, but does not constrain it.

Handpainted Disclaimer

Each piece is individually hand-painted by skilled artisans. Subtle variations in colour, brushstroke, detailing, or glaze may occur and are inherent to the hand-painting process. These differences are considered a defining characteristic of authentic craftsmanship, not defects.

Note for Royal Delft Pieces: Artists are also given the creative freedom to introduce small details or interpretive elements within traditional motifs. These individual touches reflect the painter’s hand and experience, making every piece uniquely its own.