Description
This ceramic vase brings a rounded, full-bodied shape to a shelf, sideboard or dining table. The form swells gently through the middle before drawing in towards a wide, open mouth, giving stems room to fan out naturally. Standing 31cm tall with a generous 21cm width, it holds its own as a piece to be seen, whether filled or left bare. The blue glaze has a soft depth to it, catching the light across the ribbed surface so the tone shifts slightly as you move around the room.
We like this vase for larger arrangements, where longer stems and foliage can spread and settle into the wide opening. Dried grasses, eucalyptus or a loose bunch of seasonal blooms all suit its proportions, though it looks equally considered standing empty as a rounded sculptural shape. Set it on a hallway console, group it with smaller vases for a layered display, or let it anchor a mantelpiece. The blue works well against neutral walls, natural wood and warmer metallic accents, and reads as calm rather than loud among other homeware.
Made from ceramic with a fired glaze, the finish resists everyday marks and wipes clean with a soft damp cloth. When using fresh stems, fill with water as normal and rinse the interior between arrangements to keep it fresh. Avoid harsh abrasives, which can dull the surface over time. With a stable base and solid weight, it sits securely without tipping, making it a practical choice for busy spots as well as display shelves.
Specification
| Type |
Vases |
| Colour |
Blue |
| Material |
Ceramic |
| Height |
31cm |
| Width |
21cm |
| Depth |
21cm |
Frequently Asked
What is the vase made from?
It is made from ceramic with a fired glaze finish, giving it a solid feel and a surface that holds its colour well.
Can it hold fresh flowers and water?
Yes, the ceramic body is watertight, so it takes fresh stems and water as well as dried arrangements or displaying empty.
How big is it and what stems suit it?
At 31cm tall and 21cm wide, the wide mouth suits longer stems, foliage and fuller bunches rather than single delicate flowers.
Where does it work best in a room?
It suits a console, sideboard, mantelpiece or dining table, and pairs easily with neutral tones, wood and other vases in a group.
How do I clean it?
Wipe the outside with a soft damp cloth and rinse the inside between arrangements. Avoid abrasive cleaners to protect the glaze.