This sculptural vase is the creation of Danish architect and designer Anne Boysen. Crafted from hand-polished stainless steel, its elegant form features varying heights and angles that encourage creative floral arrangements. Boysen's vision was to design a piece that supports the entire lifespan of a flower, and the vase's dynamic structure ensures that any arrangement looks neat as the flowers change shape and form over time.

Obsessed!! It’s perfect. Stephanie. Richardson, TX. Thu Aug 13 2026

Beautifully capturing the very moment a flower bud opens to release its petals, the small Bloom Botanica vase evokes the optimism of new life in springtime. Whether holding sprigs of flowers or grouped together with different sizes, the vase has a sculptural quality that brings a strong design element to any interior. Designer Helle Damkjær has a particularly hands-on approach to her work, laboriously creating each piece in white clay to ensure that the shape is exactly right. This gives her pieces a noticeably softer and warmer appearance, despite the hard stainless steel. Created in this way, her Bloom collection has won its way into the hearts of Georg Jensen customers for twenty years.

Beautiful vase and excellent workmanship!. Madeleine. Coral Gables, FL. Thu Mar 30 2023

Defying our expectations of what a vase should look like with its asymmetrical shape and unconventional angles, the Flora vase is one of Georg Jensen’s most recognizable objects. Inspired by a woman’s body and the curves found in many natural forms, the stainless steel vase makes a striking centerpiece with or without flowers. Designer Todd Bracher uses his cosmopolitan background to bring together influences from all over the world into his work. His pieces for Georg Jensen have a sculptural quality that gives them a strong presence. Flora is a truly modern designer vase with its mirror-polished stainless steel surface reflecting both the room and the flowers placed in it.

Beautiful. Jocelyn. Delray Beach, FL. Mon Jun 22 2020

Miyabi metallic vase, inspired by the Japanese art of ikebana - the gentle and mindful arranging of flowers into sculptural bouquets. The Blomus vase was designed by Kazushige Miyake. Miyabi translates directly to elegance, grace, or sophistication. What could be a more appropriate name for an ikebana vase? Ikebana considers not only the shapes, lengths, and colors of the flowers and stems but also the surface of the water, which is displayed in the wide top portion of the vase.  

Really liked this item!. Michelle. Palm Springs, CA. Fri Jan 02 2026

A taste of Japan with Kazushige Miyake. The art of ikebana – the gentle and mindful arranging of flowers in sculptural bouquets – is an integral part of Japanese culture and is, therefore, the obvious source of inspiration for the new Miyabi vase, designed by Kazushige Miyake. Miyabi, the name of the new sculptural vase, would be directly translated to “elegance”, ”grace” or “refinement”. What could be a better name for an Ikebana vase? Please note the care instructions. For cleaning, we recommend the use of a damp cloth.

good. Kalyani. Fremont, CA. Fri Jun 19 2026

A modern play on deconstruction, the Apsis collection is composed of paper-thin brass tiles that have been hand-soldered into intricate sculptural decor pieces. These multi-dimensional hand-crafted shapes are then finished for added sheen. The Apsis vase sits beautifully alone or can be paired with the matching Apsis bowl on your dining table, sideboard, or entryway console.