Zitlau III Blue Vase

This vase is crafted from high-quality ceramic and is designed as a vessel for custom floral arrangements. The organic reactive glaze finish serves as a protective, non-porous layer, making it suitable for holding water and fresh stems. For best results on delicate surfaces, we recommend using a coaster or protective pad underneath to prevent moisture rings.

Absolutely. The blend of blue and white colors, combined with the organic, wavy surface of the ceramic, is an ideal fit for coastal and nautical aesthetics. In coastal environments where light and airy palettes are common, the abstract blue pattern provides a sophisticated pop of color that pairs beautifully with driftwood accents or white-washed furniture.

The transitional style of this vase bridges the gap between traditional and modern design. This versatility ensures that even if you update your larger furniture pieces—like moving from a classic wooden dresser to a sleek, contemporary sideboard—this high-quality ceramic piece will remain a timeless and cohesive part of your home decor.

Standing at 11 inches tall with a 9.5-inch diameter, this vase is a versatile medium-scale accent. It is substantial enough to serve as a standalone focal point on a mantel or sideboard without overwhelming a compact space like a city apartment. Its proportions also make it an excellent choice for a standard bookshelf or desktop, providing a decorative vertical element that fits comfortably between shelf tiers.

A reactive glaze is a hallmark of artisanal-style pottery. During the firing process, the chemicals in the glaze react to the heat and each other, creating a variegated, organic look with subtle color shifts. This means that while each blue and white vase shares the same abstract pattern, every individual piece features unique color blending and texture that cannot be replicated by standard manufacturing.

To preserve the luster of the reactive glaze, we recommend simply wiping the exterior with a soft, damp cloth as needed. For the interior, particularly after displaying fresh flowers, a gentle rinse with mild soap and warm water is sufficient. Avoid using abrasive sponges or harsh chemical cleaners, as these can dull the unique finish over time.