Description
This ceramic vase brings a soft, rounded silhouette to a shelf, sideboard or dining table. Standing 38cm tall with a generous 37cm width, it has a full-bodied form that tapers gently towards the neck, giving it presence without feeling heavy. The grey glaze catches the light across its curves, shifting from pale to deeper tones as you move around it, and the smooth finish sits comfortably alongside both painted and natural timber surfaces.
We think this is one of the more versatile vases in our range, working just as happily filled as it does left bare. Fill it with tall dried grasses, pampas or eucalyptus stems and the wide base keeps everything stable, while a looser arrangement of seasonal blooms softens its rounded shape. Left empty, it reads as a sculptural piece in its own right, so it earns its place on a mantel, in an alcove or as the centre of a table setting. The neutral grey tone lets it slip into most schemes, from calm and pared-back to warmer, layered rooms.
Being ceramic, it feels solid and weighty in the hand, which helps it hold heavier stems without tipping. For dried displays, simply dust the surface with a soft dry cloth now and then. If you use fresh flowers, we suggest an inner liner or careful rinsing, drying the interior fully before storing. Keep it away from knocks and hard edges, as glazed ceramic can chip if handled roughly, and it will keep looking its best for years.
Specification
| Type |
Vases |
| Colour |
Grey |
| Material |
Ceramic |
| Height |
38cm |
| Width |
37cm |
| Depth |
37cm |
Frequently Asked
What is the vase made from?
It is made from ceramic with a grey glaze, giving it a smooth surface and a solid, weighty feel that helps it stay stable when filled with stems.
How should I style it?
Try tall dried grasses, pampas or eucalyptus for height, or a loose seasonal arrangement to soften the rounded form. It also works well left empty as a sculptural piece on a shelf or table.
Is it a good size for a table centre?
At 38cm tall and 37cm wide, it makes a comfortable focal point on a dining table, sideboard or mantel without crowding the space around it.
Can I use it with fresh flowers?
Yes, though we suggest an inner liner or rinsing carefully after use, then drying the interior fully before storing to protect the glaze.
How do I keep it clean?
Dust the surface with a soft dry cloth, and avoid knocks against hard edges, as glazed ceramic can chip if handled roughly.