35.43 inches tall | 4.72-inch inner opening | 9.7 inches widest point | 5.9-inch base | 15.43 lbs. At this size, a lightweight vase feels cheap. This one has heft. Pick it up – you'll feel the difference.
On Colour, they do neither – they just exist as pure form. There's no reflection to distract. No glare. Just the ridges and grooves catching soft light. The result is a vase that reads as sculpture, not decor. You see the shape before you see the colour.
Glossy white would reflect everything – fingerprints, room lights, nearby objects. Colour does the opposite. It stays out of the way. Put bright green eucalyptus in it – you see the eucalyptus. Put dried pampas – you see the fluffy texture. Put nothing – you see a clean white form. The vase doesn't compete. It supports.
The belly is 9.7 inches wide – room for a big bunch of pampas or branches. The inner opening is only 4.72 inches, which keeps stems gathered instead of splaying sideways. On a white vase, this matters: a messy arrangement against a clean white surface looks sloppy. The narrow opening forces clean lines.
Almost anywhere – that's the point of Colour. But best placements: against coloured walls (sage green, navy, terracotta, charcoal) where the Colour pops. In bright rooms with natural light (white loves light). In minimalist spaces where colour is the accent, not the main event. Works with any dried plant.
