Description
This large amphora vase brings a sculptural, classical shape into the home, with a tapered body that swells at the middle before drawing in towards a narrower neck and gently flared rim. Standing 32cm tall and 21cm across, it holds real presence on a floor, a mantel or a wide console without needing anything inside it. Made from ceramic in a clean white finish, it reads as calm and considered, and the slightly matte surface catches light softly rather than throwing it back with a hard shine.
The amphora form is one of the most useful shapes among decorative vases because it works filled or empty. Left bare, it holds its own as a piece of quiet sculpture, and the pale white ceramic suits everything from a rustic room with natural timber to a pared-back modern space. When you want to style it, the tapered neck supports stems well, gathering them into a natural fan. It takes tall dried grasses, pampas, eucalyptus or a loose armful of branches beautifully, and the generous body gives heavier arrangements a stable base. Group it with smaller vases for a layered look, or let it stand alone.
Ceramic is easy to live with. Wipe the outside with a soft, damp cloth to lift dust, and dry it before returning it to display. For fresh flowers, use a liner or insert to keep the interior clean and to protect the glaze over time. Avoid knocks to the rim, as with any fired ceramic, and lift rather than drag when moving it.
Specification
| Type |
Vases |
| Colour |
White |
| Material |
Ceramic |
| Height |
32cm |
| Width |
21cm |
| Depth |
21cm |
Frequently Asked
What is the vase made from?
It is made from fired ceramic with a white finish. The surface is smooth with a soft, slightly matte look rather than a high gloss.
Where does it work best in a room?
The scale suits a floor by a fireplace, a wide console, a sideboard or a large table. It stands well alone or grouped with smaller vases for height variation.
Can it hold tall stems?
Yes. The tapered neck gathers stems neatly, so it takes pampas, dried grasses, eucalyptus and long branches, while the wide body keeps heavier arrangements steady.
Can I use fresh flowers with water?
We suggest using a liner or insert for fresh flowers. This keeps the interior clean and protects the finish over repeated use.
How do I clean it?
Wipe the outside with a soft, damp cloth and dry it afterwards. Avoid abrasive cleaners so the ceramic surface stays smooth.