Destra Black Vase, Set of 2

Yes, these vases are designed with stability in mind. Crafted from terracotta, they possess a significant heft and a solid 6-inch wide base, providing a much lower center of gravity than standard glass vases. This makes them a more durable and secure choice for high-traffic areas like a dining room or entryway where they are less likely to be accidentally tipped.

While the terracotta provides excellent stability, the bottom of ceramic items can sometimes be abrasive. To protect delicate surfaces like polished wood or glass, we recommend placing small felt adhesive pads or a decorative runner underneath the vases. This simple step prevents surface scratches and adds an extra layer of protection for your furniture.

Because terracotta is a naturally porous ceramic material, we recommend using these vases primarily for dried floral arrangements, pampas grass, or decorative branches. If you choose to display fresh flowers, it is best practice to use a waterproof liner or a small glass insert to prevent moisture from seeping through the artisanal finish and damaging your tabletop.

Standing at 15.25 inches tall, these vases are ideal statement pieces for mantels, sofa tables, or as a centerpiece on a rustic dining table. To follow expert design principles, pair them with stems that are roughly one-and-a-half to two times the height of the vase, such as tall eucalyptus branches or dried palms, to create a balanced and visually striking boho-inspired display.

Absolutely. With a slim 6-inch footprint, this set is perfect for adding vertical interest in compact living areas without occupying much surface space. Their height draws the eye upward, making them an excellent choice for narrow console tables or apartment bookshelves where you want to add a touch of "rustic elegance" without cluttering the room.

To preserve the handcrafted look of the woven fabric and the matte black terracotta, we recommend dusting the surface with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid using harsh chemical cleaners or submerging the vases in water, as this could damage the textured fabric fibers or the matte finish. For stubborn spots on the ceramic, a slightly damp cloth with mild soap can be used, followed by immediate drying.