Description
Our large jug vase brings a relaxed, pitcher-inspired shape to a piece made purely for display. Thrown in ceramic with a rounded body that tapers to a slightly flared neck, it carries the easy charm of a traditional olpe form while working happily as one of the more useful vases in the home. Standing 28cm tall with a width of 20cm and a depth of 18cm, it has the presence to hold long, loose stems yet remains simple enough to sit on a shelf or windowsill without crowding the space around it.
The blue glaze gives the surface a soft, lived-in depth, catching the light differently across the curve of the body and the handle. It suits kitchen worktops, hallway consoles and dining tables in equal measure, sitting comfortably alongside both painted cabinetry and natural wood. Fill it with garden greenery, seasonal branches or a generous bunch of tulips for a country feel, or let it stand empty as a rounded ceramic shape that reads well on its own. Grouped with smaller vases, it anchors a display; alone, it holds its own.
The glazed finish makes this an easy vase to look after. Wipe the outside with a soft damp cloth to keep the colour clear, and rinse the interior between arrangements to stop water marks building inside the neck. If you use it dry, a quick dust now and then keeps the surface bright. As with most ceramic, handle it with care around the rim and handle, and avoid sudden knocks against hard surfaces.
Specification
| Type |
Vases |
| Colour |
Blue |
| Material |
Ceramic |
| Height |
28cm |
| Width |
20cm |
| Depth |
18cm |
Frequently Asked
What is the vase made from?
It is made from glazed ceramic, giving it a solid, weighty feel and a smooth blue finish that holds up well to regular use and handling.
How should I style it?
It works with long, loose stems and branches for a natural look, or left empty as a rounded shape. Try it on a console, worktop or dining table, alone or grouped with smaller vases.
Is it big enough for large arrangements?
At 28cm tall with a 20cm width, it suits fuller bunches and taller stems while staying stable. The wider body helps balance heavier arrangements.
Can I put fresh flowers and water in it?
Yes, the glazed interior holds water for fresh flowers. Rinse it out between arrangements and dry the inside to prevent marks near the neck.
How do I clean it?
Wipe the outside with a soft damp cloth and dust it when used dry. Avoid knocks to the rim and handle to keep the ceramic in good condition.