Arched Glass Minimalist Flower Vase, Sculptural
Description
Description
Translucent glass shaped into a graceful arch brings a sculptural presence to any surface. The smooth, geometric silhouette frames fresh blooms or dried stems with minimalist restraint, letting the natural forms take center stage rather than competing with them. On a console, mantel, dining table, or open shelf it reads as an art object first and a vase second, which means it earns its place even during the weeks when there are no flowers in the house.
Each vase stands firmly on a flat base with thick, weighted glass that resists tipping under a tall arrangement. The watertight interior takes fresh-cut flowers directly, while the arch opening holds stems at a natural angle instead of forcing them upright. Two sizes let you scale the piece to a side table or a large console, and the pair looks especially good grouped at different heights with the light behind them.
From Oak Mercer, this arched glass vase suits modern, Scandinavian, and gallery-style interiors where a patterned vessel would feel busy. Use it for single branches, seasonal bouquets, dried pampas, or preserved eucalyptus. Hand wash with warm water and mild soap, dry with a soft cloth to avoid water spots, and avoid sudden temperature changes.
- Material: thick translucent glass with a weighted flat base
- Form: sculptural arch silhouette with an open top
- Holds: fresh-cut flowers, single branches, dried and preserved stems
- Sizes: two options for side tables or larger consoles
- Care: hand wash, dry with a soft cloth, avoid thermal shock
- Brand: Oak Mercer
Shipping and Returns
Shipping and Returns
Free standard shipping on every order within the United States, with no minimum. Express delivery is available at checkout for $15.00. Returns accepted within 60 days of delivery.
The Translucent Arch
Glass shaped into a smooth arch gives you sculpture and vessel in one. Light passes straight through it, so the piece stays airy on a crowded console instead of adding visual weight.
Blooms Take Center Stage
The minimalist silhouette frames fresh blooms and dried stems with restraint, letting the natural forms lead. Nothing about the vase is fighting your flowers for attention.
Beautiful Even Empty
On a mantel or dining table it reads as an art object first and a vase second. That is what earns it a permanent spot, including the weeks when there are no flowers in the house.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does it suit dried stems as well as fresh flowers?
Does it suit dried stems as well as fresh flowers?
Yes, and both look wonderful. The clear arch frames delicate dried stems just as well as it frames a full fresh bunch.
Where does it look best?
Where does it look best?
A console, mantel, dining table, or open shelf all suit it. Anywhere with light behind or beside it lets the translucency do its work.
Will it look sparse with only a few stems?
Will it look sparse with only a few stems?
Not at all. The minimalist shape is designed for restraint, so three or four stems often look better than a crowded bunch.
How do I keep the glass clear?
How do I keep the glass clear?
Rinse with warm water and a soft brush, and dry it with a lint free cloth. Clear glass rewards a quick clean every time you change the water.
Is the arch shape stable on a dining table?
Is the arch shape stable on a dining table?
It is. The arch rests on a broad footprint, so it holds steady on a table that gets used every day.
