Description
Our large glazed ceramic vase brings a rounded, generous form to a room, standing 38cm tall with a full-bodied 37cm width that tapers gently towards a narrower neck. Made from ceramic with a smooth white glaze, it carries a soft sheen that catches the light without shouting for attention. The finish is even and clean across the whole surface, giving this vase the kind of quiet presence that works in both traditional and contemporary settings.
The proportions make it well suited to longer stems and larger arrangements. Fill it with dried grasses, pampas or seasonal branches for a relaxed look, or use fresh blooms such as hydrangeas and roses for something more considered. Left empty it holds its own just as well, reading as a sculptural piece on a console table, a sideboard or the floor beside a fireplace. Group it with smaller vases of varying heights for an easy display, or let it sit alone as a single focal point. The white glaze pairs naturally with wood, linen and muted tones, so it settles into most existing schemes.
Being ceramic, it is sturdy and holds water well for fresh flowers, though we suggest lifting rather than dragging it to protect surfaces underneath. Wipe the glazed exterior with a soft damp cloth to keep it looking fresh, and dry thoroughly after use with fresh stems. Avoid harsh abrasives, which can dull the glaze over time. With a little care this vase will keep its clean finish for years.
Specification
| Type |
Vases |
| Colour |
White |
| Material |
Ceramic |
| Height |
38cm |
| Width |
37cm |
| Depth |
37cm |
Frequently Asked
What is this vase made from?
It is made from ceramic with a smooth white glaze. The material is solid and weighty, giving the vase good stability when filled with taller stems.
How should I style it?
It suits longer stems, dried grasses and larger fresh arrangements, and looks equally good left empty as a sculptural piece on a console, sideboard or floor.
Is it big enough for tall branches?
At 38cm high with a 37cm width, it comfortably holds larger and longer stems, so branches and pampas sit well without tipping.
Can I use it with fresh flowers?
Yes, the ceramic body holds water for fresh blooms. Dry it thoroughly after use and wipe the glaze with a soft damp cloth to keep it clean.
How do I clean it?
Use a soft damp cloth on the glazed surface and avoid abrasive cleaners, which can dull the finish over time.