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Pebbled Natura Vases | Set of 3

Pebbled Natura Vases | Set of 3

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Three little glass vases with the collective personality of a very interesting dinner party.

The Pebbled Natura Vases from The Collective Home are a set of three small, wonderfully irregular glass vessels that look like they might have been collected from a particularly interesting antique shop. Each is handblown from recycled glass, with a gently hammered texture that catches the light and three slightly different rounded silhouettes that give the whole arrangement an appealingly organic feel. Perfect for single stems, little clusters of wildflowers, or those mysterious bits of greenery you bring home from a walk and then feel obligated to display. The clear glass keeps things simple, while the subtle variations in shape and texture give each vase its own personality. Arrange them together for a miniature botanical situation, scatter them around the house, or leave them empty and admire the fact that someone managed to make recycled glass look this good.

The Details

  • Set of 3 small glass vases
  • Handblown recycled glass
  • Clear
  • Three slightly different, freeform rounded shapes
  • Subtle hammered, pebbled texture
  • Individually hand-polished
  • Flat bottoms for stability
  • Approximate dimensions: 4.5" L × 3.75" W × 3" H
  • 100% lead- and cadmium-free
  • Food safe
  • Slight variations are part of the handmade character
  • Dishwasher safe on a gentle cycle; avoid sudden temperature changes and abrasive cleaners. Do not microwave.

 

About the Brand | The Collective Home

The Collective Home is a family-owned company bringing together designers, artisans, and merchandisers to create handcrafted objects for the home. Their collections favor natural materials, traditional techniques, and the radical proposition that everyday tools can be useful without being ugly. Many pieces are made by hand in small batches, leaving behind the variations and evidence of the maker that machines have spent the last century diligently trying to eliminate.

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