Description
This large ceramic vase brings a warm terracotta tone to any room, its rounded body swelling gently before drawing in towards a wide mouth. Standing 37cm tall and measuring 40cm across, it has real presence on a floor, a hearth or a broad sideboard. The orange glaze carries the earthy character you would expect from terracotta, with subtle shifts across the surface that give it depth rather than a flat, uniform look. It is a piece designed to be seen, whether filled or left empty.
Because of its generous width, this vase suits large stems and armfuls of foliage. Tall pampas grass, dried palm or bare branches settle naturally within its opening, while fresh seasonal blooms sit full and relaxed rather than cramped. Left empty, it works as a sculptural object in its own right, adding a grounded, handmade feel to a hallway corner, a reading nook or a shelf styled with books and ceramics. The colour pairs well with neutral walls, natural wood and other clay tones, and lifts cooler grey and green schemes.
The ceramic body is solid and easy to keep, needing only a wipe with a soft, damp cloth to remove dust. For fresh flowers, use a glass or plastic liner inside to protect the interior and simplify changing the water. Avoid harsh abrasives that could mark the glaze, and lift rather than drag the vase when moving it, as its size makes it heavier than smaller vases in our range.
Specification
| Type |
Vases |
| Colour |
Orange |
| Material |
Ceramic |
| Height |
37cm |
| Width |
40cm |
| Depth |
40cm |
Frequently Asked
What is this vase made from?
It is made from ceramic with a terracotta appearance and an orange glazed finish, giving it a solid, hard-wearing body with an earthy, handmade character.
How should I style it?
Its wide opening suits tall dried stems such as pampas, palm or branches, as well as generous fresh arrangements. Left empty it stands well as a sculptural piece on a floor, hearth or sideboard.
Is it large enough for big arrangements?
Yes. At 37cm tall and 40cm across, it holds substantial stems and full bouquets comfortably without them looking cramped.
Can I use it for fresh flowers?
You can. We recommend placing a glass or plastic liner inside to hold the water, which protects the interior and makes refreshing the water easier.
How do I clean it?
Wipe the surface with a soft, damp cloth and avoid abrasive cleaners so the glaze stays unmarked.