Small vase. Big personality. This small decorative vase is built from coarse-textured stoneware and wears its handmade character openly — the kind of surface that looks even better in real life than in a photo. The rectangular body is finished in a brushed white wash that lets the raw clay grain show through, then punctuated by loose hand-painted color blocks in warm amber, sandy tan, and deep brown. No two marks land exactly the same way, so each vase carries a slightly different composition.
The neck is glazed in contrasting dark brown with a flared funnel opening — 0.8" wide, which keeps dried arrangements upright and edited without overcrowding. At 3.1" wide and 5.9" tall, it fills the spaces a full-size vase would overpower: a windowsill, a dining table corner, a desk, or a shelf vignette alongside books and candles. Works equally well with pampas grass, cotton stems, wheat, or eucalyptus. The kind of piece that looks collected rather than purchased — and easy to gift for any boho or neutral home.