Description
This large tall ceramic vase stands 35cm high, giving you a generous piece for floors, sideboards and console tables where you want a little height to draw the eye upward. The form is rounded through the body and tapers gently towards the neck, a shape that holds tall stems securely while keeping them fanned out rather than crowded. At 24cm across, it has enough width to feel grounded and steady, so it sits confidently on its own as well as within a wider display.
The white finish is clean and understated, letting the ceramic form speak without competing with what you place inside it. It works with pale, neutral rooms and adds contrast against darker shelving or a coloured wall. Fill it with dried pampas, eucalyptus or seasonal branches for a relaxed look, or use a few long-stemmed flowers when you want something fresher. Left empty, the vase reads as a sculptural object in its own right, so there is no need to keep it filled to earn its place. Group it with shorter vases of varying heights for a layered arrangement, or let it stand alone in a hallway or beside a fireplace.
Made from ceramic, it feels solid and holds its shape well over years of use. The glazed surface wipes clean with a soft damp cloth, and a quick dust keeps the white looking crisp. For fresh flowers, empty and rinse the interior between arrangements to stop water marks building up. Among our range of vases, this is one of the taller options for filling a larger space.
Specification
| Type |
Vases |
| Colour |
White |
| Material |
Ceramic |
| Height |
35cm |
| Width |
24cm |
| Depth |
24cm |
Frequently Asked
What is this vase made from?
It is made from ceramic with a smooth white glazed finish. The material is solid and stable, so the vase feels weighty and sits firmly without tipping when tall stems are added.
Where does a tall vase like this suit best?
It works well on the floor beside a fireplace or in a hallway, on a sideboard, or on a console table. The 35cm height adds vertical interest, so it earns its place in larger, open spaces.
Can I display it without flowers?
Yes. The rounded ceramic form stands as a sculptural piece on its own, so you can leave it empty or fill it with dried grasses and branches depending on the season.
How wide is the opening for stems?
The vase tapers towards the neck, which holds tall stems together and lets them fan out naturally. At 24cm across the body it suits fuller arrangements as well as a few single stems.
How do I clean it?
Wipe the outside with a soft damp cloth and dust regularly to keep the white crisp. For fresh flowers, empty and rinse the interior between arrangements to avoid water marks.