The Striped Blue and White Ceramic Vase has a sculptural ceramic form with three tall necks rising from a rounded lower body. A deep glossy blue glaze covers the surface, shifting between navy and brighter cobalt tones where the light catches it.
What sets it apart is the open, architectural layout. Curved U-shaped gaps sit between the necks, while two circular cut-outs lower down create clean negative space against the blue ceramic.
Sculptural blue ceramic form
The vase has a bold, upright profile rather than a traditional single-neck shape. Each top opening is rounded and tubular, giving you three separate points for displaying slim stems or leaving the piece empty as modern decorative pottery.
The glossy surface gives the blue colour depth, with subtle tonal variation across the body. The rounded edges soften the geometric cut-outs, so the overall look feels graphic without being harsh.
Styling it around the home
Placed on a console table, sideboard or bookshelf, the vase works well as a standalone decorative object. The deep blue colour suits neutral interiors, coastal schemes and spaces that need a confident Mediterranean decor accent without busy patterning.
For a pared-back arrangement, use a small number of dried stems and let the three openings create height and spacing. It also sits well among books, framed prints or other ceramic pieces where its cut-out shape can be seen clearly.
Key product details
- Decorative ceramic vase
- Glossy deep-blue finish with visible tonal variation
- Three upright top openings
- Rounded body with open cut-out detailing
- Suitable for table, shelf, console or sideboard display
- Weight: 1.5 kg
Frequently Asked Questions
What colour is the vase? It has a glossy deep-blue finish, with darker navy areas and brighter cobalt tones visible across the surface.
How many openings does it have? There are three upright openings across the top, each formed as a rounded tubular neck.
Can it be used with fresh flowers? It is best used decoratively or with dried stems. If using fresh stems, place a separate small vessel inside rather than filling the vase directly.
Where is the best place to display it? It is well suited to a console table, sideboard, shelf or tabletop where the cut-out shape can be seen clearly.
How should I clean it? Wipe the ceramic surface gently with a soft dry cloth and avoid abrasive cleaners that could mark the glossy finish.
