Description
Our stone amphora vase draws on the tapered shape of classical urns, with a rounded body that swells at the middle and narrows towards a poised neck. Standing 42cm tall and 26cm across, it makes a generous floor or table piece with real presence. The ceramic construction gives it weight and stability, so it holds its ground whether filled with tall stems or left to stand alone as a sculptural form.
The beige finish has a soft, stone-like quality that suits calm, pared-back interiors as readily as warmer, textured schemes. Left empty, the amphora shape speaks for itself in a hallway corner, beside a fireplace or on a sideboard. Filled, it takes long dried grasses, pampas, branches or faux stems beautifully, the wide body giving them room to fan out and the narrow neck keeping them upright. It sits comfortably among our other vases and works well grouped in odd numbers for a layered look.
Because the ceramic is solid and matte, it feels grounded rather than glossy, and the neutral tone lets you rotate seasonal displays without redecorating around it. Wipe the surface with a soft, dry or slightly damp cloth to lift dust, avoiding harsh cleaners that can dull the finish. We suggest displaying dried or faux stems rather than water, as this vase is intended as a decorative piece rather than a watertight vessel. Handle by the body when moving it, as the neck is the narrowest point.
Specification
| Type |
Vases |
| Colour |
Beige |
| Material |
Ceramic |
| Height |
42cm |
| Width |
26cm |
| Depth |
26cm |
Frequently Asked
What is this vase made from?
It is made from ceramic with a matte, stone-effect finish, giving it a weighty, solid feel and a soft beige tone.
How should I style it?
Leave it empty to enjoy the amphora form, or fill it with dried grasses, pampas or faux branches. It works alone or grouped with other vases.
Is it a good size for the floor?
Yes. At 42cm tall and 26cm wide it stands well on the floor beside furniture, and it also suits larger tables and sideboards.
Can I put water and fresh flowers in it?
We recommend dried or faux stems, as this is a decorative piece rather than a watertight vessel.
How do I clean it?
Wipe with a soft dry or slightly damp cloth to remove dust, and avoid abrasive or harsh cleaners that could mark the finish.