Description
The Nabas glass vase is a tall, bottle-shaped vessel in brown tinted glass. It has a straight cylindrical body, a softly rounded shoulder and a short, narrow neck finished with a plain rim. It stands 73cm tall and 25cm across, which makes it a floor vase. It is tall enough to stand on the floor beside a sideboard or in an empty corner, with no table needed. The brown tint is translucent, so light passes through the glass and the stems inside stay visible. You get a warm, earthy glow instead of a solid block of colour.
We think it suits anyone who likes a pared-back look with natural materials. Its height and narrow neck make it a good partner for a single branch, dried grasses, pampas or a few long stems. The neck gathers them together, so a sparse arrangement still looks deliberate. It sits well in a living room, a hallway or a bedroom corner, and the soft brown tone works alongside wood, rattan, linen and warm neutral walls. Because it is so tall, you need far fewer stems to fill the space than a tabletop vase needs. That keeps arrangements simple and easy to change with the seasons.
The vase is made from glass, and glass does not absorb water, so it suits fresh flowers as readily as dried ones. It weighs 4.3KG, which gives it a solid, settled presence once it stands in place. Water adds noticeably to that weight, so decide where it will live before you fill it, because a vase this tall is easiest to move while empty. A long bottle brush makes light work of rinsing the inside through the narrow neck, and a soft cloth keeps the outside glass clear and bright.
Specification
| Colour |
Brown |
| Material |
Glass |
| Height |
73cm |
| Diameter |
25cm |
| Weight |
4.3KG |
Frequently Asked
How tall is the Nabas vase?
It stands 73cm tall and measures 25cm across, so it works best as a floor vase rather than a tabletop piece.
What colour is the glass?
The glass carries a translucent brown tint, so light passes through it and gives a warm, earthy tone while the stems inside stay visible.
Can it hold fresh flowers and water?
Yes. Glass does not absorb water, so it suits fresh stems as well as dried branches, grasses and pampas.
How heavy is the vase?
It weighs 4.3KG, which gives it a settled feel where it stands, and water adds to that weight once it is filled.
What sort of arrangement suits the narrow neck?
The narrow neck suits a single branch or a few tall stems, gathering them together so even a sparse arrangement looks deliberate.
Which rooms does it suit?
It suits a living room, a hallway or a bedroom corner, and the brown tone sits comfortably beside wood, rattan and linen.