Lotus Ceramic Vase

Individually applied lotus petal detailing, soft white crackle glaze, nearly 7kg of solid ceramic — the vase that makes a console or sideboard feel complete.

The Lotus is one of those pieces that reveals itself slowly. The rounded ceramic form, substantial at 31cm tall and 28cm wide, commands a surface with quiet authority. But it is the surface itself that earns the second look — individually applied petal-inspired detailing that runs across the body of the vase, creating subtle shadow and depth that changes with the light. The soft white glaze with its delicate crackle effect adds a further layer of refinement, suggesting age and craft without being theatrical about either.

What sets it apart

The detail that makes it different

The individually applied petal detailing is what makes the Lotus impossible to confuse with any other white ceramic vase on the market. Each element is applied by hand, meaning the depth and character of the pattern varies naturally across the surface — no two Lotus vases are identical. The lightly distressed finish along the detailing highlights the raised texture, drawing the eye across the pattern in a way that a uniformly glazed surface would not. Close up it is intricate and considered. From across a room it reads as beautifully textured — the right balance between complexity and restraint.

At nearly 7kg the Lotus has a satisfying permanence and solidity that lightweight ceramic alternatives lack. It sits with confidence on a console table, sideboard or open shelf — substantial enough to stand alone as a sculptural object, or equally beautiful filled with dried pampas, white hydrangea or a magnolia branch for a calm and considered display.