Kartell and NOVICA Rustic Vases

Ideal for displaying natural or artificial floral arrangements, this vase of geometric inspiration features a teak wood stand with a hole to hold a glass tube. This contemporary design by Guatemala's Teo Hernandez reminiscent of a test tube allows you to remove the vessel when you need to fill it with water or clean it.

A triangular stand crafted from teak wood holds a glass tube for displaying natural or artificial floral arrangements. Guatemala's Teo Hernandez designs a unique vase of geometric inspiration and contemporary style that allows for removing the glass vessel when cleaning or changing the water is needed.

A truly unique decorative accent, this vase by Guatemala's Teo Hernandez features a teak wood stand with a contemporary design and a hole to hold a glass tube very much like the ones you would find in a science lab. Great for displaying natural or artificial floral arrangements, the glass vessel can be removed when you need to change the water or clean it.

To create his unique sculpture, Yudi Suardi hand carves a patch of dainty mushrooms from jempinis wood. The Balinese artisan hand carves the mushrooms from jempinis wood, using a benalu base with a naturally flat bottom to support the carving. Nearby, a handblown glass vase completes the sculpture with a glossy finish that contrasts beautifully with the wood.

Let your mind wander to a scene of foamy blue water, rhythmically crashing into rocky cliffs. Each out-tide exposes an outcrop of jagged earth cloaked beneath the deep-blue ocean. It could be serene, or it could be an illustration of the power of the Earth's bodies of water. Made Sadia creates a stunning representation of tumultuous tidal-surges that fits on your desk with this handcrafted blown glass vase. Beautiful albesia wood is reminiscent of jagged rocks, while the clear handblown crystal takes on the nature of the tides for an eye-catching decorative piece that is the perfect addition to your home.

Because each vase is handmade, shape and size can vary slightly and tiny bubbles may appear within the glass. This exemplifies the hand-blown technique, making every piece a unique example of blown glass craftsmanship.

Product Features

• Wood grain and color can vary slightly
• 5" H x 4.7" Diam.
• Blown glass, albesia wood base
• Brown, Blue, Clear

From Made Sadia in Bali, this unique sculpture appears entirely organic, as if the glass vessel has melted into the albesia wood base. Each sculpture is made individually, with the blown glass and the wood formed and fitted together. No two sculptures will be exactly alike.

Duangkamol in Thailand crafts this wonderful ceramic bud vase by hand. Tiny handles on both sides of the vessel and a rustic finish give the vase an antique flair.

Balinese artisan Citra combines minimalist trends and traditional motifs to create a sublime home accent, ready to add a refreshing touch to your environment. Crafted from albesia wood, this round decorative vase features a classic pattern as an homage to Gianyar's culture. Furthermore, the piece comes with a rustic finish enhanced by white accents, creating a unique aura reminiscent of the serene landscapes of the region.

Appearing in low relief, feline features distinguish this handsome vessel. Walter Jose Acosta takes his inspiration from Peru's ancient Cupisnique culture, identified by archeologist Rafael Larco Hoyle in the 1940s. Crafted by hand in ceramic, the vase reveals an artistic style shared with the Chavin culture.

• Dimension - 8.75" H x 5.25" W x 5" D
• Weight - 1.91
• Color - Brown
• Signed by the artist
• Requires special handling -- allow an extra 14 days for delivery
• Not watertight
• Andes

Evoking the spirit of Bosumtwi Lake, Ali Ibrahim crafts a beautiful decorative vase. He carves the piece by hand, adding rich repousse textures with embossed aluminum and brass, and accentuating the contours with colors. Deep enough to hold silk flowers or foliage, the vase can stand alone as a sculptural work of art.

• Dimension :-8.75" H x 3.7" W x 3.3" D
• Weight :-1.19 lbs
• Material :-Sese Wood, Aluminum, Copper
• Color :-Black
• Not watertight
• Features a rustic, rugged finish
• For decorative use only

This round, decorative vase from West Africa's Samuel Lovi makes a pretty accessory for your home. Hand crafted from ceramic with a rustic finish, the vase features an elephant motif achieved by pressing the soft clay into a prepared mold. The artisan then paints the vase in brown and blue. Please note this vase is strictly decorative and not intended to hold water or other liquids.

Thai artisan Duangkamol crafts this charming ceramic bud vase by hand. Tiny handles at the rim of the vessel and a rustic finish give the vase an antique flair.

A hand-crafted anthropomorphic bat snarls viciously as it bares its sharp teeth and sticks out its tongue. One of the many deities in the Central American religious pantheon and a symbol of darkness and death, this deity was believed to accompany the dead on their journey to the underworld. Angel Ceron of Mexico brings us this impressive and awe-inspiring museum replica of a Zapotec ceramic funerary urn that dates back over 2000 years.

• Dimension - 8.25" H x 4.5" W x 6.75" D
• Weight - 1.98
• Color - Brown
• Museum replica(s)
• Hand-crafted item -- color, size and/or motif may vary slightly
• Mexico

An owl perches amid leafy branches on this decorative vase from Nicaragua. Outlined in brown, the motif stands out against a beige background. Artisan Darwing Calero handcrafts the charming vase from ceramic.

• Dimension :-6" H x 4.3" Diam.
• Weight :-0.94 lbs
• Material :-Ceramic
• Color :-Beige
• Signed by the artist
• For decorative use only
• Not watertight