Description
Our grey glazed ceramic vase brings a soft, grounded presence to a shelf, mantel or sideboard. Standing 28cm tall with a rounded body that draws in towards the neck, it has the gentle heft of hand-finished ceramic and a glaze that catches the light without shine overpowering the form. The grey tone is muted rather than flat, with subtle variation across the surface that reads as considered rather than uniform. It works as one of those vases you reach for again and again, whether holding a full arrangement or standing quietly on its own.
The bellied shape supports stems well, holding a loose bunch of eucalyptus, dried grasses or seasonal blooms while keeping them fanned rather than falling flat. Left empty, the 18cm width gives it enough weight to anchor a grouping alongside candles, books or smaller ceramics. The neutral grey settles into most rooms, from a pared-back hallway console to a lived-in kitchen windowsill, and pairs easily with natural wood, linen and warmer metallics. Group two or three vases of differing heights for a layered look, or let this one stand alone as a quieter focal point.
Ceramic is sturdy for everyday use, though we would treat it with the usual care around hard edges. Wipe the outside with a soft, damp cloth and dry it well. If you use it for fresh flowers, rinse the inside between arrangements to keep it fresh, and empty any standing water before it clouds. For dried stems, an occasional dust is all it needs to stay looking its best.
Specification
| Type |
Vases |
| Colour |
Grey |
| Material |
Ceramic |
| Height |
28cm |
| Width |
18cm |
| Depth |
18cm |
Frequently Asked
What is the vase made from?
It is made from ceramic with a grey glaze, giving it a smooth, softly reflective finish and a reassuring weight in the hand.
How should I style it?
It suits a loose arrangement of dried grasses or fresh stems, and looks equally good empty as part of a grouping with candles and smaller ceramics.
Is it big enough for a large bunch of flowers?
At 28cm tall with an 18cm width, it holds a generous bunch comfortably while keeping stems fanned rather than crowded.
Can I use it with fresh flowers?
Yes. Rinse the inside between arrangements and empty standing water regularly to keep it clean and fresh.
How do I clean the outside?
Wipe with a soft, damp cloth and dry well. For dried displays, an occasional dust keeps the glaze looking its best.