Triangular Glass Vase Mini Blue
Triangular Glass Vase Mini Blue
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A small glass vase with a clever shape: a triangular prism of warm blue glass, with a slim tube set inside and a single small opening at the top. It looks like a little block of honey-coloured glass until you add a wee little stem.
Seen from the side, the tube floats within the coloured glass. The glass is translucent, so light passes through it and casts a cool blue hue across the shelf or table beneath.
It is made for the smallest of arrangements: one bloom, a few seed heads or a single branch.
※ Please be aware that handmade items may differ slightly in colour, pattern, shape, and size from the product image.
Dimensions
Dimensions
Diameter: 6 cm
Height: 7 cm
Please note that product dimensions are approximate and individual items may have slight variations.
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