At the border between utilitarian object and organic sculpture, this unique vase is directly inspired by the complexity of the seabed. Entirely crafted from glazed ceramic in an elegant cream/ivory white hue, it is structured around a large central receptacle crowned by a multitude of single-flower tubes evoking anemones or tubular coral. A statement piece of great visual poetry for your interior.

The Visual Impact: An Organic and Modular Masterpiece

The visual effect created by this ceramic immediately catches the eye and invites contemplation:

Striking Texture Work: The piece offers a superb tactile and visual contrast. The base of the vase features a textured, matte, and rough surface mimicking underwater rock, while the upper protrusions boast a smooth, highly glossy glaze that beautifully catches the light.

Infinite Floral Scenography: This vase offers unique creative freedom for a florist or decorator. It can be used as a sculpture, its central core filled with a large bouquet, or one can enjoy slipping single flowers, grasses, or dried stems into each of its many peripheral single-flower tubes.

A Living Form from Every Angle: Thanks to its very dense three-dimensional design, the work changes appearance depending on how it is rotated on a table. The tubes of different heights create dynamic relief and a sense of natural movement.

Technical Specifications

Type: Art vase / Multiple single-flower vase / Contemporary ceramic

Style: Organic Design / Biomorphic / Marine Cabinet of Curiosities

Material: Glazed art ceramic (glossy finish on top, textured on base)

Color: Cream white / Natural ivory

Condition: Excellent gallery condition, perfect enamel with no visible chips or cracks, clean interior.

💡 The Gallerist's Advice

“This "Coral" vase has a strong personality. For an ultra-contemporary look in your gallery, I recommend leaving it empty or inserting very graphic and minimalist elements, such as dried eucalyptus stems or bleached branches. Placed in the center of the textured dark wood table shown in the photo, the contrast between the luminous ivory of the vase and the dark veins of the tabletop is simply magnificent.”