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AERIN
This wicker vase was inspired by a vintage Italian basket and is crafted using a traditional artisanal weave technique. Its natural hue is truly versatile, adding warmth and an organic touch wherever it is placed. Styled with a wide opening, it includes a glass vessel within the woven frame, offering an interplay between light and shade to beautifully display an arrangement of flowers.
Juliska
Rustic and romantic, this exquisitely detailed, hand-woven rattan urn infuses natural beauty and texture into any space for displaying houseplants and flowers. Whether presented in a pair to flank an entryway year-round or to stand as the centerpiece of a holiday buffet with a stunning arrangement, this vessel is a mainstay piece of beautiful functionality. We can't wait to see what you do with it! Large enough to hold up to a 12" pot.
Napa Home and Garden
This seagrass vase is flexible and not stiff, with a naturally beautiful color and texture. It is the perfect vessel for your favorite faux stems. A refreshing take on tradition.
This vase embodies a blend of rustic charm and artisanal craftsmanship, making it a standout piece for any decor. The Navona Handmade Table Vase is woven with care, showcasing the intricate detailing of wickerwork. Its versatile design makes it a lovely addition to both modern and traditional settings, whether as a standalone piece or part of a curated collection.
This large wicker vase was inspired by a vintage basket and is crafted using a traditional artisanal close-weave technique. Its natural hue is truly versatile, adding warmth and an organic touch wherever it is placed. It contains a glass vessel within the woven frame to allow for an arrangement of fresh flowers.
Seagrass is naturally supple, not stiff. Beautiful in color as well as texture. This round vase is solidly constructed with an iron frame to keep it's shape. A nice complement to a tall faux stem.
Currey & Company
The Kyoto rattan and white vase was created by an intensive process that required three different artisans to achieve it: The carver of the mango wood vase, the artisan who applied the white lacquer to it, and the rattan weaver who created and affixed the top portion to each. Working in concert, all three had a hand in the vessel's special aesthetics. Another aspect of this white vase that makes it labor intensive is the marriage of the two materials, one rigid and one pliable.