Description
This ceramic vase takes the form of three bright oranges stacked one on top of another. It stands 21cm tall, 9cm wide and 8cm deep. Each fruit carries the dimpled texture of real peel under a glossy orange finish, and the opening is set into the top orange, just off centre, beside a little green stalk. Small white blossoms with yellow centres and green leaves are raised on the sides, scattered around the stack so every angle shows a different cluster. It is a cheerful bit of citrus colour with a slim footprint.
At just 9cm wide, it fits where a broader vase would crowd, such as a kitchen windowsill, a narrow shelf, a bedside table or the middle of a small dining table. The neat opening suits a few slim stems rather than a full bouquet, so a single bloom or a small sprig is all it needs, and it looks just as bright standing empty as an ornament in its own right. Its sunny orange sits happily alongside white, cream and leafy green, and it brings a summery lift to a breakfast table, a hallway console or a home office desk where a little colour goes a long way.
The vase is made of ceramic, with the leaves, stalks and blossoms raised in relief so they catch the light, and the rounded lowest orange forms its base. Care is simple: dust it with a soft dry cloth, or wipe it over with a damp cloth and dry it straight away. As with any ceramic piece, keep it back from the edge of a shelf where it could be knocked. For an easy styling idea, set it beside a bowl of real citrus or among plain white pottery, and let those three oranges bring the colour.
Specification
| Material |
Ceramic |
| Colour |
Orange |
| Height |
21cm |
| Width |
9cm |
| Depth |
8cm |
| Weight |
0.55kg |
Frequently Asked
How big is the triple orange vase?
It stands 21cm tall and measures 9cm wide and 8cm deep, so it fits neatly on a windowsill, a narrow shelf or a bedside table.
What is the vase made of?
It is made of ceramic, with a glossy orange finish, raised green leaves and stalks, and small white blossoms with yellow centres.
What does the design look like?
It is shaped as three oranges stacked one on another, each with a dimpled peel texture, and the opening sits in the top orange beside a green stalk.
What size of arrangement does it suit?
The opening is fairly small, so it suits a single bloom or a few slim stems rather than a full bouquet, and it looks just as bright standing empty.
How do I clean the ceramic vase?
Dust it with a soft dry cloth, or wipe it over with a damp cloth and dry it straight away, as is good practice for ceramic.