Description
The Kuzumaki Vase is a tall bottle-shaped vase in a pale grey, with a narrow flared neck rising from sloping shoulders and a raised geometric key pattern worked around the body. The surface has a dry, matt, lightly speckled texture that catches the light across every line of the pattern, and a set of fine ridges rings the base of the neck. It stands 40.6cm tall and is 17.8cm wide and 17.8cm deep, so it sits comfortably on a sideboard, a console or a deep windowsill without crowding it.
Because the colour is a soft neutral, it settles easily into a living room, hallway or bedroom, sitting as happily beside warm wood as against white or painted walls. The narrow neck suits a few dried stems, a single branch or tall grasses, and the vase has enough presence to stand alone with nothing in it at all. Grouped with lower pieces on a shelf, it gives the arrangement a clear top line. It is a piece for indoors, and it suits anyone who likes texture and pattern but wants to keep the colour quiet.
At 4.2KG it has real weight for its size, and that is the practical point: it stands steady and is not easily knocked over by a passing elbow. That weight also means it wants a sturdy surface, so a solid shelf or table is a better home than a narrow floating ledge. A soft dry brush is the easy way to lift dust from between the raised lines of the pattern, and when it needs moving, lift it with both hands, one under the base.
Specification
| Length |
17.8cm |
| Width |
17.8cm |
| Height |
40.6cm |
| Weight |
4.2KG |
Frequently Asked
How tall is the Kuzumaki Vase?
It stands 40.6cm tall and is 17.8cm wide and 17.8cm deep, so it fits a sideboard, console table or deep windowsill.
How heavy is the vase?
It weighs 4.2KG, which gives it a steady stance on a shelf, so we suggest a solid surface rather than a narrow floating ledge.
What colour is the vase?
It is a pale grey with a matt, textured surface, a soft neutral that sits comfortably with wood, white walls and painted rooms.
What kind of pattern does it have?
A raised geometric key pattern runs around the body, and fine ridges ring the base of the flared neck as a smaller detail.
Which rooms suit it best?
It is an indoor piece that works well in a living room, hallway or bedroom, either standing alone or holding dried stems or branches.