Description
Our squat ceramic vase brings a rounded, low-slung shape to a shelf, sideboard or dining table. The wide belly tapers to a shorter neck, giving it a grounded, generous look that feels settled rather than tall and slim. Finished in a deep black glaze, the ceramic catches light across its curves while keeping a matte-leaning depth of tone that suits both pared-back and layered interiors. At 27cm high and 36cm across, it has real presence without being fussy, making it one of those vases you return to across the seasons.
The broad body holds stems well, so it works with dried grasses, pampas, eucalyptus or a loose armful of seasonal blooms that spread naturally over the wide opening. Left empty, the form stands as an object in its own right, ideal on a console, mantel or open shelving where the silhouette can be seen from across the room. Group it with taller vases for contrast, or let it sit solo against a plain wall. The dark finish grounds lighter timber, marble and linen surroundings and reads equally at home in a hallway or living room.
Made from fired ceramic, it is sturdy and easy to live with. Wipe the outside with a soft, damp cloth to keep the glaze clear of dust, and avoid abrasive scourers that could dull the surface. If you use it for fresh stems, rinse the interior between arrangements and dry before storing. Keep it on a level surface to steady its rounded base.
Specification
| Type |
Vases |
| Colour |
Black |
| Material |
Ceramic |
| Height |
27cm |
| Width |
36cm |
| Depth |
36cm |
Frequently Asked
What is the vase made from?
It is fired ceramic with a black glaze, giving it a solid feel and a smooth surface that wipes clean easily.
How should I style it?
The wide body suits dried grasses, pampas or a loose seasonal bunch, and it also stands well empty as a shape on a shelf or console.
Is it a large vase?
At 27cm high and 36cm across, it has a low, generous form with real presence, though it stays broad rather than towering.
Can I use it with fresh flowers?
Yes. Add water for fresh stems, then rinse and dry the interior between arrangements to keep it fresh.
How do I clean it?
Wipe the outside with a soft, damp cloth and avoid abrasive scourers that could mark the glaze.