Office wall art with the composure of ceramic and the unpredictability of a reactive kiln — the Ashikaga set groups six flowers in fancy blue, blue grey, latte, peridot, moss grey, and blush pink, a palette that holds its own against a monitor glow without competing for the attention it quietly deserves. Artisans at Chive Ceramics Studio form each piece by hand, finishing them with reactive glazes whose final surface depends on kiln humidity, meaning every set emerges with tonal variations the recipe alone cannot guarantee. A marigold, gerbera daisy, lotus, peony, oxeye daisy, and star dahlia span 4 to 5.5 inches — proportioned for a home office nook and substantial enough for a conference wall or shared creative workspace. Every flower arrives individually wrapped with keyhole hardware already installed for single-point wall mounting. The Getty Museum carries this set, and its galleries balance permanent installations with changing exhibitions in a way that rewards restraint.