The Pumice Vase is built around restraint. A broad, domed body rises from a flat base and narrows to a tight, clean mouth — the silhouette is architectural, almost monolithic, letting the surface carry the interest. And the surface earns it.

A dense, mottled finish of grey and warm sand is worked across the full body — in a clouded, mineral distribution that reads differently from every angle. In some lights it resembles lichen on stone. In others, the bleached surface of a dried riverbed. There is no consistent direction to the texture; it accumulates rather than repeats, giving the vase a quality of having been found rather than made.

The narrow mouth makes it a considered vessel for sculptural arrangements — a single branch, a sparse stem, an asymmetric cut — where the vase and what it holds are in quiet conversation. As photographed here, a branching specimen with small leaves and buds demonstrates exactly how the form operates: the wide, grounded base anchoring the spread of the branches above, the muted surface receding to let the plant speak.

A piece that suits interiors where objects are chosen slowly and placed with intention.

Material – CeramicFinishMottled grey and sand, mineral texture

Mouth – Narrow

Use – Vase — decorative and cut stems

Placement – Indoor or covered outdoor. Keep away from direct sunlight and rain.

Care – Wipe clean with a dry or lightly damp cloth. Do not submerge. For use with cut stems, line with a glass or plastic vessel insert to protect the interior finish from prolonged water contact.

Availability – Single piece