Broad view of a brown-toned vase with rounded sides, sloping shoulders and fine pale horizontal ridges crossing raised vertical edges.

Ridges Across Edges Vase

£95.00
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Broad view of a brown-toned vase with rounded sides, sloping shoulders and fine pale horizontal ridges crossing raised vertical edges.
  • Broad view of a brown-toned vase with rounded sides, sloping shoulders and fine pale horizontal ridges crossing raised vertical edges.
  • Narrow side view of the ridged vase, showing its open mouth and a projecting central edge where the pale lines bend across the brown surface.
  • Broad view of a brown-toned vase with rounded sides, sloping shoulders and fine pale horizontal ridges crossing raised vertical edges.
  • Narrow side view of the ridged vase, showing its open mouth and a projecting central edge where the pale lines bend across the brown surface.
Ridges Across Edges Vase

Ridges Across Edges Vase

£95.00
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Description

The Ridges Across Edges Vase is a ceramic vase with a sculptural outline: rounded sides and sloping shoulders meet projecting vertical edges. Fine pale ridges trace their way across the brown-toned surface, giving the shape a flowing rhythm that makes it rewarding to display on its own.
Why You'll Love It
  • Projecting edges give the rounded form a distinctive silhouette.
  • Closely spaced ridges offer fine detail to enjoy up close.
  • Brown and pale tones pair easily with wood, linen and neutral interiors.
Materials & Finish

Made from ceramic, with brown-toned panels crossed by dense pale horizontal ridges. The lines undulate as they pass over the projecting edges, emphasising the contours of the surface.
Dimensions
  • Length: 18cm
  • Height: 41cm
  • Width: 41cm
Styling Note

Give it space on a broad console or sideboard against a plain wall so the outline reads clearly. Pair it with a low bowl or a small stack of books, keeping neighbouring pieces simple to let the detailed surface lead.
Why We Love It

The way the fine ridges bend across each projecting edge gives the surface an almost rippling appearance.