Description
This large ceramic vase carries a rounded, full-bodied form that tapers gently towards a narrower neck, giving it a generous silhouette with real presence. Standing 43cm tall and 32cm across, it holds its own on the floor beside a sofa or on a wide console where the shape can be seen from every angle. The antique white finish has a soft, chalky quality that catches the light without glaring, and the surface reads as gently aged rather than glossy, so it settles into a room instead of shouting for attention.
The proportions make this one of the more versatile vases to style. Fill it with tall dried stems such as pampas, honesty or bare branches for height and texture, or let it stand empty as a sculptural object where the curve of the ceramic does the work. Because the body is so full, it suits fuller arrangements rather than a single stem. We like it in hallways, alcoves and living rooms with a pared-back palette, where the warm white tone bridges neutral and earthy schemes and works alongside natural wood, linen and stone.
Ceramic is durable and easy to keep looking well. Wipe the outside with a soft, damp cloth and dry it to keep the antique white finish clean. If you use it for fresh flowers, add a watertight liner or check the glaze holds water first, then rinse and dry thoroughly between uses. Site it on a level surface, as the wide base is stable but the weight rewards a spot where it will not be knocked.
Specification
| Type |
Vases |
| Colour |
White |
| Material |
Ceramic |
| Height |
43cm |
| Width |
32cm |
| Depth |
32cm |
Frequently Asked
What is this vase made from?
It is made from ceramic with an antique white finish. The surface has a soft, slightly aged look rather than a high shine, which gives it a warm and natural character.
How should I style it?
Its full body and tall height suit dried grasses, branches or fuller arrangements, and it also works well left empty as a standalone piece on a console, floor or alcove.
Is it big enough to stand on the floor?
Yes. At 43cm high and 32cm wide it has enough scale for floor placement beside furniture, as well as sitting on wider surfaces where the shape is visible.
Can I use it for fresh flowers?
You can, though we suggest a watertight liner or checking the glaze holds water first. Rinse and dry it thoroughly after use to protect the finish.
How do I keep it clean?
Wipe the outside with a soft, damp cloth and dry it afterwards. Avoid harsh abrasives so the antique white finish stays even.