A modern update to the simple glass form, our mouth blown vase is made with pot color, not sprayed. An ombre design in a fresh melon and crisp white. A vibrant pop of color to complete your side table, coffee table or ottoman.

Very nice ombré effect. Meags. Malvern, PA. Thu Apr 16 2026

The let us twist the glass round vase is a luminous beauty in black with splashes of blue. Made of ceramic with a jet black glazing ornamented with patinated patches of pale blue, this black vase illustrates the skill of our artisans who blow and glaze our glass products. We also offer this vase in a tall version.

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Add minimalist style to your styling with the unassuming Moonstone Vase. Artisan crafted from ceramic material; this vessel features a neutral, textured surface pattern. Boasting a modest scale, this compact vessel also features an open-mouth top for optimal storage capacity for your floral bouquets or bundled twigs. Perfect for rustic or bohemian styles, it makes a dynamic focal point in any setting.

A colorful grid, in rounded forms, is the idea behind this glassware accent. Add a linear touch to your tabletop ensemble with the Gradient grid vase. It features a cross-hatched design in a combed iridescent gold finish. This contemporary vessel is ideal for your spring floral arrangements. Perfect for any style design: contemporary, traditional, or transitional, it will fit your needs.

Through each collection, we hone in on our strongest passion — finding the perfect balance between timeless antiques and updated classics. Our designs are driven by an aspiration towards unrivaled quality at a sound cost. Each piece is sourced and handpicked from our many partnerships with artisans and manufacturers across the globe. The pieces that comprise our brand promise to spark conversations and create a simple, yet bold magic within a home.

Beautiful vase. It’s translucent so looks really cool at night when it’s near lighting.. Alicia. Elmhurst, IL. Tue Apr 07 2026

The sketched pattern on the surface of the Kenzo Vase was inspired by the art of Imperial Japan, particularly the Enso, a prolific symbol in the Zen practice of painting. Made of porcelain, the black and off-white vessel is finished on the inside, and it is hand-thrown, hand-glazed, and hand-decorated so the patterns on each vase will vary slightly.

Really cool! Looks good anywhere you put it!. Marsha. Fri Feb 20 2026