Description
The Hirado is a white ceramic vase in a bottle shape: a tall, narrow neck rises from a broader body, and fine vertical ribs run the full height from rim to base. The body angles in at the shoulder and again at the foot, so the ribbing catches light and shadow along every edge. It stands 33.5cm tall and 12.8cm across, with an opening 5.3cm wide, and it holds 2 litres. We list it for artificial and dried flowers only, so think of it as a home for arrangements that last for months rather than days.
Its height suits a sideboard, a console table, a mantelpiece or a deep windowsill, where a few tall stems of dried grasses or faux branches can rise well clear of the rim. The narrow neck gathers a slim bunch together and holds it upright, so a handful of stems looks considered rather than sparse. The white colour sits easily against grey walls, pale woods and darker furniture alike, and the ribs give a plain shelf some texture even when the vase stands empty. It suits anyone who wants a display that stays looking good with very little effort, since dried and artificial flowers need no fresh water and no regular trimming.
Ceramic is hard and dense, and here it carries crisp ribbing that gives the white surface depth without any added pattern or print. At 1.27KG it has enough weight to feel settled on a shelf, yet it stays easy to lift whenever you dust or rearrange a room. Because it is made for artificial and dried flowers only, choose faux or dried stems rather than fresh ones. For the best look, pick stems that rise well above the rim, so the narrow neck and the arrangement read as one tall, unbroken line.
Specification
| Colour |
White |
| Opening |
5.3cm |
| Material |
Ceramic |
| Height |
33.5cm |
| Diameter |
12.8cm |
| Capacity |
2 litres |
| Weight |
1.27KG |
| Use |
For artificial and dried flowers only |
Frequently Asked
Can the Hirado vase hold fresh flowers and water?
No. We list it for artificial and dried flowers only, so it is best kept for faux stems, dried grasses and preserved blooms.
How tall is the vase?
It stands 33.5cm tall and measures 12.8cm across, so it sits comfortably on a mantelpiece, sideboard or console table.
How wide is the opening?
The opening is 5.3cm across, which suits a slim bunch of stems and keeps them gathered neatly upright at the neck.
What material is the vase?
It is ceramic in white, with fine vertical ribs running from the rim down to the base around the whole body.
How heavy is the vase?
It weighs 1.27KG, which gives it a settled feel on a shelf while staying easy to lift and move between rooms.