Description
The Nabas is a glass vase with a broad, rounded body and soft shoulders that draw in to a short neck and a generous opening. The glass has a smoked grey tint, so it reads as a quiet neutral rather than clear glass, and stems and foliage show softly through the sides. It stands 24.5cm tall and measures 21cm across, a size that suits a loose armful of branches better than a single bloom. It weighs 1.48KG, which gives it a settled, steady feel once it is in place.
It belongs indoors, on a sideboard, a console, a plinth or a deep windowsill, and it is equally at home on a dining table where a tall arrangement would block the view between guests. The neutral grey sits comfortably beside black metal, pale wood and white walls, so it suits a monochrome scheme as readily as a warmer one. We like it for eucalyptus, dried grasses or seed heads, which arch out from the neck in a relaxed shape. Because it stands 24.5cm tall, it also works on a bookshelf or a bedside table where a taller vase would crowd the space.
It is made entirely of glass, with an even smoked tint and a smooth, rounded surface. Glass does not absorb smells or stains, so it keeps its look with very little effort. To keep it looking its best, wipe the outside with a soft, dry cloth and handle it with care, since glass can chip if knocked against a hard surface. Set it on a level, stable surface away from the edge of a shelf, and it will hold a generous display for years.
Specification
| Material |
Glass |
| Height |
24.5cm |
| Diameter |
21cm |
| Weight |
1.48KG |
Frequently Asked
How tall is the Nabas vase?
It stands 24.5cm tall and measures 21cm across, so it sits comfortably on a sideboard, shelf or dining table.
What colour is the glass?
The glass has a smoked grey tint, a soft neutral that pairs easily with black metal, pale wood and white walls.
How heavy is the vase?
It weighs 1.48KG, which gives it a steady footing on a shelf, console or sideboard once it is in place.
Which stems suit this vase best?
We like eucalyptus, dried grasses and loose branches, which suit the broad body and short neck better than a single bloom.
How should I clean the glass?
Wipe the outside with a soft, dry cloth, and handle it gently, since glass can chip if knocked against a hard surface.