Description
This medium ceramic vase brings a soft, rounded form to shelves, sideboards and dining tables. Standing 26cm tall with a generous 24cm width, it has a full-bodied belly that tapers gently towards a narrower neck, giving stems room to fan out while holding them upright. The grey glaze carries a natural, slightly matte finish that shifts subtly under changing light, so the surface reads as calm rather than glossy or overworked. As one of our everyday vases, it sits comfortably in most rooms without demanding attention.
The shape works well filled or left empty. Add a loose bunch of seasonal blooms, dried grasses or a few branches of eucalyptus and the wide base keeps taller arrangements balanced. Left bare, the vase holds its own as a quiet sculptural piece, so you can rotate it in and out of use through the year. We like it grouped with smaller vases of varying heights for a considered tablescape, or set alone on a mantel where its grey tone settles against warm wood, pale linen or darker paint. It pairs easily with both modern and more traditional homeware.
Ceramic is sturdy and hard-wearing, though we suggest keeping it away from knocks and hard edges. For fresh stems, fill with water and rinse the interior between uses to keep it clean. Wipe the outside with a soft, damp cloth and avoid abrasive scourers that could dull the glaze. If you display dried arrangements, an occasional dust is all it needs to stay looking its best.
Specification
| Type |
Vases |
| Colour |
Grey |
| Material |
Ceramic |
| Height |
26cm |
| Width |
24cm |
| Depth |
24cm |
Frequently Asked
What is this vase made from?
It is made from ceramic with a soft, slightly matte grey glaze that gives a natural, hard-wearing finish.
Where does it work best in the home?
It suits shelves, sideboards, mantels and dining tables, and looks good grouped with other vases of differing heights.
How tall is it and what can it hold?
It stands 26cm tall and 24cm wide, with a rounded body that supports loose blooms, dried grasses or branches, or sits well empty.
Is it suitable for fresh flowers?
Yes, simply fill with water for fresh stems and rinse the interior between uses to keep it clean.
How do I care for the finish?
Wipe the outside with a soft, damp cloth and avoid abrasive scourers that could dull the glaze.