Equal parts vessel and sculpture, the Sovereign Vase is mouth-blown by Venetian methods, with metallic flecks caught through the wall of the glass that surface as light travels across it. The amphora form narrows and swells the way classical pottery does, giving it a shape worth looking at with nothing in it. Scale is generous, so branches and full arrangements read in proportion, and the vessel is watertight for fresh flowers. Set it on a dining sideboard, a hallway table, or the far end of a long console where a room needs a vertical note.