The tulipiere vase emerged from trade between Delft and Jingdezhen, and this Legend of Asia interpretation revives that hybrid form in plain, glossy white. Six slender pipes rise from a shared body, each joined by hand before a high firing that leaves the ceramic vase dense, watertight and seamless in a way moulded pieces never are. Every pipe works as a bud vase, so six single stems fill the whole silhouette without a full bouquet, and the flower vase looks sculptural even standing empty. Generously scaled, this white vase commands a console, dining table or mantel, and a pair frames a fireplace with real symmetry. Colour-free and architectural, the porcelain vase suits modern rooms as readily as chinoiserie decor, asian decor, mantel decor and traditional home decor.