Description
This large ceramic vase carries a full, rounded body that tapers gently towards a narrow neck, giving it a generous olpe form that reads well from every angle. Finished in a soft green glaze, it catches the light across its curves, with subtle variation in tone that speaks to the hand-finished nature of glazed ceramic. Standing 29cm tall and measuring 28cm across, it holds real presence on a shelf, sideboard or floor without needing much around it.
The wide belly and tighter opening make this one of the more versatile vases we offer. Fill it with tall dried grasses, pampas or eucalyptus and the neck keeps stems upright and fanned; a single armful of seasonal blooms sits just as happily. Left empty, the shape and green glaze stand on their own as a sculptural object, so it earns its place whether or not you have flowers to hand. It suits a hallway console, a kitchen dresser or a living room mantel, and pairs easily with natural wood, warm neutrals and other green tones.
Ceramic is naturally hard-wearing and easy to look after. Wipe the outer surface with a soft, damp cloth and dry it to keep the glaze bright. If you use it for fresh stems, empty and rinse the interior between arrangements to avoid residue. We suggest keeping it on a level surface, as the rounded base is best supported flat, and moving it with both hands given its size and weight.
Specification
| Type |
Vases |
| Colour |
Green |
| Material |
Ceramic |
| Height |
29cm |
| Width |
28cm |
| Depth |
28cm |
Frequently Asked
What is this vase made from?
It is made from glazed ceramic, which gives it a smooth, hard-wearing surface and a solid, weighty feel. The green glaze varies subtly across the body, a natural feature of the finish.
How should I style it?
The bulbous shape suits tall dried stems, pampas or eucalyptus, and works equally well with fresh blooms. It also holds its own left empty as a sculptural piece.
Is it big enough to stand out?
At 29cm tall and 28cm wide, it has a generous footprint and reads clearly on a console, sideboard, mantel or floor.
Can I use it with water and fresh flowers?
Yes. Rinse and empty the interior between arrangements to keep it clean and free of residue.
How do I clean it?
Wipe the outer glaze with a soft, damp cloth and dry it to keep the surface bright. Avoid abrasive scourers.