Celeste Semi-Circle Wall Mount Wood Vase, Glass Tube
Description
Description
A curved wooden shelf paired with a slender glass test tube turns a bare wall into a living gallery. The design layers two wood tones, light ash and rich walnut, in overlapping half-moons that frame the glass cylinder, creating depth from a piece that sits almost flat against the wall. It fills the narrow vertical spaces where a framed print would feel cramped and a shelf would be too much.
The glass tube lifts out for rinsing and refilling and holds enough water to keep a cutting alive while it roots, so the Celeste works for propagation as well as display. The wood backplate is sanded smooth, sealed, and drilled for a single screw or nail, which means it hangs flush and level in about a minute. Use it for eucalyptus sprigs, garden clippings, wildflowers, pothos and monstera cuttings, or dried stems that need no water.
From Oak Mercer, this wall-mounted vase is a renter-friendly way to bring greenery to eye level in a room with no spare surfaces. Hang three at staggered heights for a modern run, or use one alone above a desk as a daily detail. Rinse the tube between uses and wipe the wood with a dry cloth rather than washing it.
- Material: two-tone ash and walnut backplate with a removable glass tube
- Design: overlapping half-moon shapes that add depth on a flat wall
- Use: bud vase, propagation holder, dried stem display
- Mounting: pre-drilled for a single screw or nail, hangs flush
- Care: hand rinse the glass; wipe the wood with a dry cloth
- 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.
Half Moons, Two Tones
Light ash layers over rich walnut in overlapping half circles, creating real depth in a piece that sits almost flat on the wall.
A Wall That Grows
A slender glass test tube holds water and a single cutting, turning a bare stretch of wall into a small living gallery.
Slim Against The Wall
It fills the narrow vertical spaces where a framed print feels cramped and a shelf would be far too much, beside a doorway or between two windows.
Frequently Asked Questions
What stems work best in the glass tube?
What stems work best in the glass tube?
Single cuttings, trailing pothos, eucalyptus or one slim flower. The narrow tube keeps a stem standing straight with no arranging required.
How do I refill the water?
How do I refill the water?
The tube lifts straight out of the curved wood holder, so it rinses and refills at the sink and drops back into place.
Can I root cuttings in it?
Can I root cuttings in it?
Yes. Roots show clearly through the glass, and fresh water every few days keeps a cutting growing happily on the wall.
How does it mount?
How does it mount?
Hardware on the back sits over a single nail or hook, and the piece hangs close to the wall so it never feels bulky.
Is the wood sealed?
Is the wood sealed?
Both the ash and the walnut are sanded smooth and sealed, so the grain stays warm and wipes clean with a dry cloth.

