Tay Speckled Tapered Ceramic Vase

A tapered, conical ceramic vase with a speckled surface, in terracotta and cream — the kind of vessel that looks right with one dried stem or nothing at all.

Key Features

• Tapered Form: Wider at one end and narrowing to the other, a simple cone rather than a bulb or a bottle. It reads as a clean shape from any side.
• Speckled Surface: Fine dark flecks through the clay body, so the surface has depth without a pattern.
• Terracotta and Cream: The two tones the photographs show — a warm earthy orange-brown and a pale off-white.
• Nine Shapes: Listed A through J (there is no G), at two prices depending on the shape. The photographs show a selection; check the option image for the exact one.
• Dry Arrangements: A vase this shape is made for grasses, seed heads and a single branch.

Specifications

• Materials: Speckled ceramic
• Form: Tapered conical body
• Colours shown: Terracotta, Cream
• Shapes: A, B, C, D, E, F, H, I, J (labelled by the supplier; see option images)
• Shapes A, C, E, H and J: $49.95
• Shapes B, D, F and I: $39.95

Why You'll Love It

• The speckle is the difference between a vase and a nice vase.
• Terracotta beside cream on a shelf is a pairing that never looks wrong.
• One stem of dried grass and it is done.
• Two of the smaller shapes together cost less than one big one and look better.
• The shapes are only lettered, so choose from the option images rather than the name.