Jimboa Gold 12 in. Vase

While most vases are single-piece items, the product specifications for the Jimboa vase indicate that some customer assembly is required. This typically involves attaching the vase body to a small base or stand to ensure it sits level and remains stable on your tabletop. All necessary instructions are included to make setup quick and easy.

With its sleek gold finish and stylized seashell subject, this vase is a perfect fit for Contemporary or Coastal-inspired interiors. The "Jimboa" design bridges the gap between modern glamour and beachside relaxation, making it an ideal accent for homes in coastal regions like Florida or the Southeast that want a more sophisticated, "coastal-chic" aesthetic.

To preserve the luster of the gold finish, we recommend regular dusting with a soft, dry cloth. If a deeper clean is necessary, use a slightly damp cloth with mild soap and water, then dry immediately. Based on our care guidelines for decorative accents, you should avoid harsh chemical cleaners or abrasive pads, which can dull or scratch the metallic surface over time.

Our styling experts suggest grouping decorative accents in odd numbers to create an intentional, curated look. You can pair this gold seashell vase with natural textures like a jute runner or a weathered wood cocktail table. The gold finish acts as a "warm neutral," adding a pop of light that reflects beautifully in sun-drenched rooms common in southern coastal climates.

Yes. One of the standout features of this vase is its 3-inch depth. Because it has a slim profile while maintaining a 12-inch height and width, it is specifically designed to fit into narrow spaces where traditional round vases might be too bulky. It is an excellent choice for a shallow fireplace mantel, a narrow entryway table, or a thin floating shelf.

While this vase features a striking 12-inch height, its 3-inch depth means it has a narrower footprint. For homes with pets (especially curious cats) or small children, we recommend placing it on a stable, flat surface away from the very edge of the furniture. For added security, you can place it in a more protected area like a recessed bookshelf or use a small amount of museum putty on the base.