It looks like it belongs in a gallery. It holds your Sunday flowers just fine. This abstract face vase occupies a rare category: the kind of object that genuinely works as both art and function. The form is a human bust — face tilted, one hand raised to the cheek, expression somewhere between contemplation and quiet reflection. The silhouette is sculptural, the detail is gestural, and the open top means it doubles as a fully functional vase for fresh or dried stems.
The surface is where it earns its character. A rough, plaster-like cream base is painted in irregular color blocks — burnt orange, dusty blue, warm ochre, deep charcoal — applied loosely, like brushstrokes from an artist who trusted the imperfection. Up close, you can see the texture of each patch. From across the room, the color reads as a cohesive, sun-warmed palette that flatters almost every interior. Each piece carries subtle hand-painted variation — expected, and part of the appeal.
At 10.4 inches tall, it has real presence. Use it as a standalone sculpture on a console or mantle, or fill it with eucalyptus, pampas grass, baby's breath, or a loose bunch of flowers and watch the room shift around it. Either version is the right version. Ask them where they found it. Watch them smile.
Specs: 10.4" H (26.4 cm) | 8.3" W (21.1 cm) | 8.1" D (20.6 cm) | 2.6 lbs| Resin | Hand-painted finish | Vase + sculpture
Vase use: Line the interior with a small vessel or use only with dried/faux stems — the raw interior is not fully sealed and is not designed for direct water contact.
Care: Dust with a soft dry cloth. Avoid wet cloths on the painted surface. Keep away from prolonged direct sunlight to preserve color saturation.
