Ceola Ceramic Vase 7"
Created by German designer Frederike Martens, the greens in your life have found a new home.
The rounded, organic silhouette of the vase is inspired by traditional Japanese metal vases. The ceramic finish is soft white and features a narrow mouth presenting the plant in a beautiful upright position while making sure the stem will not bend or break.
The surface of this vase is made of resistant ceramic, glazed but left a bit course. Small bumps, slight color variations and visible lines are the result of the production process and add to the natural look as well as the unique character of every single vase.
Gather a few of your favorite flowers – or simply collect wild twigs that add a rustic, natural feel to your interior décor.
Details:
- 3.2" x 3.2" x 7.1" with 0.75" opening and a 2.25" base diameter
- Made of ceramic - glazed but left a bit course
- Small bumps, slight color variations and visible lines are part of the design effect
- Hand wash only
Run by the fourth generation of the Blome family in the town of Sundern in the North Rhine-Westphalia region of Germany, blomus continues to be known for its devotion to exquisite quality, a highly innovative approach to product development, and a desire to look beyond the mere aesthetics of a product and view its practical properties as equally important.
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Ceola Ceramic Vase 7"
Created by German designer Frederike Martens, the greens in your life have found a new home.
The rounded, organic silhouette of the vase is inspired by traditional Japanese metal vases. The ceramic finish is soft white and features a narrow mouth presenting the plant in a beautiful upright position while making sure the stem will not bend or break.
The surface of this vase is made of resistant ceramic, glazed but left a bit course. Small bumps, slight color variations and visible lines are the result of the production process and add to the natural look as well as the unique character of every single vase.
Gather a few of your favorite flowers – or simply collect wild twigs that add a rustic, natural feel to your interior décor.
Details:
- 3.2" x 3.2" x 7.1" with 0.75" opening and a 2.25" base diameter
- Made of ceramic - glazed but left a bit course
- Small bumps, slight color variations and visible lines are part of the design effect
- Hand wash only
Run by the fourth generation of the Blome family in the town of Sundern in the North Rhine-Westphalia region of Germany, blomus continues to be known for its devotion to exquisite quality, a highly innovative approach to product development, and a desire to look beyond the mere aesthetics of a product and view its practical properties as equally important.
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Created by German designer Frederike Martens, the greens in your life have found a new home.
The rounded, organic silhouette of the vase is inspired by traditional Japanese metal vases. The ceramic finish is soft white and features a narrow mouth presenting the plant in a beautiful upright position while making sure the stem will not bend or break.
The surface of this vase is made of resistant ceramic, glazed but left a bit course. Small bumps, slight color variations and visible lines are the result of the production process and add to the natural look as well as the unique character of every single vase.
Gather a few of your favorite flowers – or simply collect wild twigs that add a rustic, natural feel to your interior décor.
Details:
- 3.2" x 3.2" x 7.1" with 0.75" opening and a 2.25" base diameter
- Made of ceramic - glazed but left a bit course
- Small bumps, slight color variations and visible lines are part of the design effect
- Hand wash only
Run by the fourth generation of the Blome family in the town of Sundern in the North Rhine-Westphalia region of Germany, blomus continues to be known for its devotion to exquisite quality, a highly innovative approach to product development, and a desire to look beyond the mere aesthetics of a product and view its practical properties as equally important.
