Kaida Tall Faceted Wooden Flower Vase, Hand-Carved
Description
Description
This tall wooden vase brings sculptural warmth to a shelf, console, mantel, or dining table. Its faceted cylindrical form is hand-carved from paulownia wood, tapering gently toward the top and widening at the base for stability. The geometric planes catch and release light differently through the day, so the piece keeps changing even when nothing in the room does, and the pale grain works against both white walls and darker wood furniture.
Paulownia is prized for being light, stable, and resistant to warping, which makes it a practical choice for a vase this tall. Each piece carries its own grain pattern, so no two look identical. The interior is designed for dried and faux arrangements rather than standing water, so it pairs best with pampas grass, dried palm, bunny tails, preserved eucalyptus, or tall faux stems. Add a slim glass insert if you want to display fresh flowers without risking the wood.
From Oak Mercer, the Kaida vase fills the awkward empty corner or bare console that a small object cannot. Group it with shorter vessels in varied heights for a layered look, or let it stand alone as a single quiet statement. Dust with a dry cloth and keep away from direct heat and prolonged damp.
- Material: hand-carved paulownia wood with faceted geometric planes
- Form: tall tapered cylinder with a wide stable base
- Best for: pampas grass, dried palm, preserved and faux stems
- Fresh flowers: use a slim glass or plastic insert
- Care: dust with a dry cloth; avoid direct heat and moisture
- 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.
Carved, Not Molded
Each facet is cut and sanded by hand, so the planes are never perfectly identical and the piece has the variation that molded vases lack.
Light Moves Across It
The geometry catches morning and evening light differently, which means the vase keeps changing through the day without you touching it.
Steady Under Tall Stems
It tapers at the top and widens at the base, so tall dried stems and pampas stay upright instead of tipping the whole thing over.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can it hold water?
Can it hold water?
Use it with dried and preserved stems, or drop a slim glass liner inside for fresh flowers. Paulownia is a light wood and is happiest kept dry.
How tall is it?
How tall is it?
It is a tall floor and console scale piece, built to carry long stems like pampas and dried palm rather than short garden flowers.
Why paulownia wood?
Why paulownia wood?
It is light enough to move easily and stable enough not to crack as it ages, which is why it is used for carved pieces like this.
Will the color change over time?
Will the color change over time?
Wood warms slightly with age and light exposure. That shift is gradual and tends to make the grain richer rather than patchy.
Where does it look best?
Where does it look best?
On a console, a mantel, the floor beside a sofa, or as the single tall element on a dining table between meals.
