Kintsu Sculptural Ribbon Vase, White Ceramic
Description
Description
A fluid ribbon of white ceramic curves and loops across a table, forming an abstract sculpture that doubles as a striking vessel. This architectural piece brings a sense of movement and calm to any surface, inviting dried stems and single branches to follow its line rather than sit upright in a column. Empty, it reads as art; filled, it frames the arrangement instead of just holding it.
The body is glazed ceramic in a soft matte white that catches shadow along the curve, which is where the piece gets its depth. The base is weighted for stability despite the asymmetric loop, and the interior channel holds dried and preserved stems securely. Because the opening follows a curve rather than a straight bore, it suits pampas grass, dried palm, bunny tails, and single sculptural branches better than a dense fresh bouquet.
From Oak Mercer, the Kintsu vase solves an empty console, mantel, dining table, or open shelf in a single move, and it works particularly well in minimalist, Japandi, and gallery-style rooms. Hand wash with mild soap, dry with a soft cloth, and avoid sudden temperature changes that can stress the glaze. Dust the curve occasionally with a dry brush.
- Material: glazed ceramic in a soft matte white finish
- Form: abstract looping ribbon with a weighted stable base
- Best for: pampas, dried palm, bunny tails, sculptural branches
- Style: minimalist, Japandi, gallery and modern interiors
- 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.
Art First, Vase Second
Empty on a console it works as an abstract object, so there is no awkward season when it sits unused waiting for flowers.
A Line In Motion
The ribbon form loops and folds across the surface, bringing a sense of movement to a table that flat round vessels never manage.
Curated With One Stem
Because the vase frames the arrangement, a single dried branch following the curve looks deliberate rather than sparse.
Frequently Asked Questions
What stems look best in it?
What stems look best in it?
Dried stems, pampas and single sculptural branches suit it best, because they follow the ribbon line instead of standing in a straight column.
Can I use fresh flowers with water?
Can I use fresh flowers with water?
The glazed body is built for dried arrangements. If you want fresh stems, drop a slim glass tube inside and you get the same look with none of the fuss.
Is it stable on a table?
Is it stable on a table?
The looping form rests on a wide footprint, so it sits firmly on a console, mantel or dining table without rocking.
How do I clean it?
How do I clean it?
Dust the curves with a soft dry cloth and wipe the glaze with a barely damp one. The white glaze stays crisp with almost no effort.
Will the white work with my colours?
Will the white work with my colours?
Plain white glaze is the easiest finish in the house. It reads calm against colour, wood, stone and metal alike.
