Description
Our large fin vase brings a bold, sculptural shape to any room. Standing 49cm tall, it has a fluted, fin-like body that ripples around the ceramic form, catching light and shadow across its ridges. The white glaze gives it a clean, matte-leaning finish that sits comfortably against both painted walls and natural wood, and the generous 27cm width across the base gives it real presence on the floor or a wide surface. It is one of those vases that reads as an object in its own right, whether filled or left bare.
This is a shape that suits a hallway console, a fireplace hearth or a quiet corner of a living room. Fill it with tall dried grasses, pampas or a few long branches for height and texture, and the fluted body echoes the vertical lines of the stems. Left empty, the vase holds its own as a piece of decorative ceramic, so there is no need to keep it dressed all year round. It pairs well with other white and neutral pieces in a considered arrangement, or works as a single focal point where the ridged surface can be appreciated in full.
The ceramic body is sturdy and easy to look after. Wipe the outside with a soft, dry or slightly damp cloth to lift dust from the ridges, and avoid abrasive cleaners that could mark the glaze. If you use it with fresh stems and water, dry it thoroughly before storing. Handle with care when moving it, as with any ceramic vase of this size.
Specification
| Type |
Vases |
| Colour |
White |
| Material |
Ceramic |
| Height |
49cm |
| Width |
27cm |
| Depth |
27cm |
Frequently Asked
What is this vase made from?
It is made from ceramic with a white glaze. The fluted, fin-like body is solid and weighty, giving it a quality feel that suits a larger display piece.
How should I style it?
Tall dried grasses, pampas or long branches suit the height and echo the ridged form. It also works left empty as a sculptural object on the floor or a wide surface.
Is it big enough to stand on the floor?
Yes. At 49cm tall with a 27cm base, it has the scale to sit on the floor beside a console or hearth, as well as on a broad sideboard.
Can I use it with fresh flowers and water?
You can. Add water for fresh stems, then dry the interior fully before storing to protect the ceramic.
How do I clean the ridges?
Wipe with a soft, dry or slightly damp cloth to lift dust from the fluted surface, and avoid abrasive cleaners that could mark the glaze.