Ceramic Table Vase

Taller than it is wide, this pot has the upright stance of a column, which makes it useful where floor space runs tight. Ceramic gives it enough weight to stay put when a plant grows top-heavy. Stand it beside a chair, at the end of a shelf, or out on a covered patio through the warm months.

I love it! Exactly as expected and looks great on my mantel for a trailing pothos that needed a little elevation.. Dominique. Seattle, WA. Sat Jun 27 2026

Oblong through the body and round in the hand, this vase swells and tapers in one continuous line, so there is very little to it beyond the shape itself. Watertight inside, it takes a few fresh stems and holds the water they need. Left empty on a shelf or a side table, it reads just as well as an object.

Elegance in form. Designed by Kazushige Miyake, this sculptural vase draws from the Japanese art of ikebana – where every flower, stem, and surface is arranged with intention. Its wide top displays both blooms and water, inviting a slower kind of floral styling. Choose from a handful of quiet yet unexpected finishes to complement your arrangements.

Beautiful shape and color. You need to fill it with pebbles to assure that it does not fall over.. Judit. Washington Crossing, PA. Thu Mar 06 2025

The play of negative space and positive space was the ground work for the Saar collection.

I consider this abstract vase to be more of a modern sculpture than a vase. It has a nice texture on the outside - it is concrete-like. It also seems high quality - it's got some weight to it. It just doesn't work as a vase for me given the cutout in the middle.. Margaret. Buffalo, NY. Wed Jul 30 2025