The Green Triple Gourd Ceramic Vase is a handmade Moroccan ceramic vase with three rounded gourd sections rising into a narrower neck. Its strongest detail is the reactive glaze: pale green flecks cluster at the top and break into long drip lines over a deep brown glossy surface.
Compared with a plain vase, the stepped silhouette gives it height and rhythm even when displayed empty. The terracotta-toned base peeks through at the foot, adding a warmer contrast to the darker glaze.
Layered shape and glaze movement
The form is softly rounded rather than straight-sided, with each bulb divided by a slimmer band. This tiered outline gives the vase a sculptural look from top to bottom, while the glossy finish catches light across the curved sections.
The glaze has a scattered, organic appearance. Around the mouth it is denser and lighter, then it loosens into irregular speckles, thin rivulets and darker brown patches across the body.
Display ideas for the home
Place it on a console table, mantelpiece, shelf or dining table where the vertical shape can be seen clearly. It sits naturally with modern rustic, boho or maximalist interiors, especially alongside wood, woven textures, dark ceramics or warm metallic accents.
It can be styled on its own as a decorative ceramic vase. For fresh stems, use an inner liner rather than relying on the vase itself to hold water.
Vase details
- Handmade Moroccan ceramic vase
- Triple-gourd silhouette with narrow bands between the rounded sections
- Glossy green and brown reactive drip glaze
- Pale speckling concentrated around the rim and running down the body
- Terracotta-toned base detail
- Weight: 1.5 kg
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this vase handmade? Yes, it is described as handcrafted in Morocco using traditional ceramic techniques.
What colours are in the glaze? The vase has a deep brown glossy body with pale green speckles and drip lines, plus a terracotta-toned detail at the base.
Can it be used for fresh flowers? For fresh stems, use an inner liner so the ceramic is protected and water is contained separately.
Where would this vase work best? Its tall, tiered shape suits a shelf, sideboard, mantelpiece, console table or dining table display.
How should I clean the ceramic surface? Wipe gently with a soft dry or slightly damp cloth, and avoid abrasive cleaners that could mark the glossy glaze.
