Canella Ann III White Vase

Crafted from concrete, this vase is significantly heavier and more stable than traditional glass or ceramic options. This added weight makes it much more difficult to knock over, providing a safer decorative solution for high-traffic areas or homes with pets and active kids. Additionally, the concrete material is inherently durable and resistant to the shattering risks associated with fragile glassware.

This vase combines the industrial strength of concrete with the refined, artisanal look of terrazzo. The concrete provides a solid, weighted base that ensures long-term durability and stability. The terrazzo finish adds a contemporary speckled pattern and visual texture, making it a captivating standalone decor piece even when it is not holding flowers or branches.

To preserve the unique finish of this vase, our care guidelines recommend regular dusting with a soft, dry cloth. For light cleaning, you can use a cloth dampened with a mixture of mild soap and water. It is important to avoid harsh chemical cleaners or abrasive pads, as these can damage the concrete's surface and dull the speckled terrazzo design.

This item is primarily designed as a decorative accent piece. Because concrete is naturally porous, we recommend using a small plastic or glass liner if you intend to use it with fresh flowers and water for long periods. This expert tip ensures that no moisture seeps through the material, protecting your delicate furniture surfaces while still allowing you to enjoy fresh blooms.

Yes, the "tube" shape of this vase is specifically designed for slim footprints. With a depth of only 2.5 inches, it fits perfectly on narrow surfaces where space is limited, such as a fireplace mantel, a windowsill, or a slim hallway console. Its 8-inch height allows it to make a vertical statement without requiring much surface area.

This vase is a versatile contemporary accent that pairs well with a variety of modern aesthetics. The clean white base and subtle speckled pattern allow it to blend seamlessly into minimalist, Scandinavian, or industrial-inspired rooms. It is particularly effective for adding an organic, "stony" texture to a space that features a lot of smooth surfaces like glass or polished wood.