A soft cream terracotta vase with a round, open-centred silhouette, made for bringing shape and quiet texture to a shelf, console or bedside corner. Its donut form feels sculptural even without flowers, while the dark lined detailing gives the pale surface a gently weathered, earthy character.
Round form, ribbed texture and aged cream detail
The circular body creates a bold outline, softened by a warm cream painted finish.
Dark accents sit in the grooves and dotted bands, bringing out the vase’s ribbed surface.
The open centre keeps the shape light and graphic, rather than heavy or block-like.
A short neck at the top suits a simple arrangement of dried stems.
It also works empty, styled as a small ceramic sculpture among books, candles or woven textures.
Terracotta with Indonesian character
Made from terracotta, this piece has the grounded feeling of clay rather than polished glass or metal. The painted cream surface is marked with dark linear details and small dotted bands, echoing the geometric decoration often seen across Indonesian pottery and homeware. The result is calm and neutral, but not plain.
Styling and care for dried stems
This vase is decorative only and is not waterproof, so use it with dried flowers, grasses or sculptural branches rather than fresh flowers in water. Place it indoors on a stable, dry surface and wipe gently with a soft dry cloth when needed.
Indonesian pottery, made for a mindful home
This piece belongs to the Balinese Ceramic Vases range, a collection shaped around neutral colour, clay texture and Indonesian decorative influence. Terracotta has a naturally warm, earthy presence, and here it is used in a form that feels more like an object of display than a simple vessel. The circular opening gives the vase a modern, almost architectural quality, while the painted surface and patterned bands keep it connected to traditional clay decoration. It suits interiors that favour natural materials, soft contrast and piece…
region of manufacture: Indonesia