Ribbed vases

Vases with vertical ribs

The Modern Ribbed Vase is shaped like an elongated egg, with dense vertical ribs from base to opening that break the light into thin stripes; it costs 12.95 euro. The Minimal Vase is all about clean lines and a calm, slender shape with subtle ribs, lovely on its own on a windowsill.

Modern Ribbed Vase · Minimal Vase

Wavy ribs

The Luna is a round vase with rounded shoulders and a generous opening; fine ribs run in waves over the whole vase. The Shell Vase is shaped like a scallop shell: a flat fan with ribs that spread out upwards from the base and a wavy top edge, lovely with a small dried bouquet or empty as a shell-shaped object on the table.

Luna Vase · Shell Vase

Ribbed in beige, sand, olive green or terracotta

The Tama alternates ribs with smooth, textured panels. You choose the vase with the ribs at the top or the bottom, in olive green, sand, beige or terracotta, separately or as a set of two. The Tama belongs to the Japandi series, which also includes the Shizu with its crisp ribbed structure and the Tayo with refined ribs from body to neck.

Tama Japandi Vases · Japandi vases

Choosing ribbed or smooth

On two models you decide yourself whether the ribs are there. The Shinto comes ribbed (ø 11.5 cm) or solid (ø 9.6 cm). The Nordic Vase can be ordered as large ribbed, large fuzzy or small fuzzy.

Shinto Vase · Nordic Vase

Dried flowers, branches or empty

These vases are made for dry material: dried flowers, pampas grass or a few branches. Loose water does not belong in them, because a print is built up from layers that never close completely. If you do want fresh flowers and the opening allows it, place a glass tube in the vase and fill only that tube. A ribbed vase can also simply stay empty: the ribs do the work.

How to choose a vase for dried flowers · Vase for artificial and silk flowers