A classic and distinctive vase, which is large enough to contain tall and sophisticated flowers in a mixed bouquet. The brushstrokes which nicely enhance the iconic Omaggio vase provide a stylish and highly modern addition to the Scandinavian home. Use the vase on the dining table or in your living room window with or without enchanting flowers.

Wendy. N. Hollywood, CA. Sat Jun 01 2024

The Infinity vases feature dramatic swirls of black and gray with gold flecks, highlighting the intricate layers of Granilla-style handblown glass. Their elegant long-neck bottle shape with a flat rim complements the one-of-a-kind patterns created during the glassblowing process, celebrating the artistry of this timeless craft.

With nature as a source of inspiration, Meyer Lavigne has created two new vases for Kahler with a unique flower funnel-like shape. The vase has an included ceramic plate with holes inspired by the lotus planet's seed stand, which makes it possible to arrange the flowers exactly as you like them. Of course, the vase can also be used in the traditional way without the plate for a regular tied bouquet. The vase is made of stoneware with hand-painted decoration. The vases have life, dynamism, and authenticity in their expression. The vase is decorated with moss green stripes on the base part of the vase, which transform into wider stripes with black dots on the upper part. The decoration resembles flower stamens where the stripes seek upwards and give the vase life and movement. Design Meyer Lavigne.

This handmade glass vase has an interesting shape and unique marbled design.

It’s lovely. Looks great when paired with smaller Kachayr marbled glass vase. Very unique and well made. Be aware that the white is muted therefore much lighter than in photos advertised. Small vases as noted in dimensions . Melissa. CA. Fri Jun 12 2020

Mouth-blown art glass with hand-applied decoration.

Love it beautiful piece. Maricela. Coral Gables, FL. Tue Sep 22 2026

Evelyn is the graphic woven design that we interpreted from a 1730 silver bread basket made by London silversmith William Kidney. The original silver basket resides in the Colonial Williamsburg museum. As part of the WILLIAMSBURG collection for PORT 68, Evelyn celebrates the graphic woven wicker pattern in blue on cream crackled hexagon-shaped porcelain silhouettes. We have this pattern on vases and the modern lamp.