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I loved it the minute I opened the box. Which can I take a moment to say was over the top. There was no way this was gonna break in transit. ) Vase is nice and heavy. The coloring isnt as consistent as the product photo, as you can see from my photo. For me, it gives it more personality. From a distance it does take on a more green hue. I put tall wooden roses in it but debated on leaving it empty because its so pretty on its own.
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Oh my, this is really beautiful. Large and hefty, and the glaze is so pretty. I have a weakness for pottery, and this just makes me smile. Look how good it looks on my mantel! Green is my favorite color.
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Very beautiful vase! Its large, the color is very rich and feels so smooth. The packaging was thoughtful and helped to ensure that it came delivered without any cracks or flaws. This brand has a lot of other vase options as well.
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This vase looks better in person! The green shimmers beautifully, like it’s glass. And it’s a true vase! Not like some with a note saying you can only put artificial flowers in it. Before I got this, I thought the shape is columnar, with the side edges straight-up vertical. I was surprised to find out that the sides are actually angled, and so it’s shaped more like a slight bell. But when I took a pic of it the first time, the sides appeared straight! A perception trick! Anyway, I have a pic here of the vase with an L-ruler next to it to prove what I’m saying. I’d get this again in a different color, given the chance, as it’s really beautiful. I am not sure why it’s called “reactive”, though.