Talia Vase Med

We have this vase called the Talia Vase Med, and it’s just fascinating. It does things with colour and shape that you don’t really see everywhere - we think it’s a bit of a scene-stealer. The reactive glaze gives each vase its own completely distinct finish. You get deep sea greens, pearly purples, and a little splash of earthy ochre depending on how the light is hitting it. Nothing about this piece is mass-market uniform. That’s what makes it so striking as an accent for modern, eclectic interiors. It looks a bit like something you’d see in an art gallery, or maybe in a studio full of pottery, but it’s perfectly functional as well. We’ve seen it work just as well on its own as an art piece, but if anyone did want to use it as a vase, it can handle big dramatic bouquets. It measures 22x22x24.5cm and weighs about 3.2kg. A substantial object for sure, but not at all unwieldy for display on mantels, tables, shelves - even a home office desk if someone likes their desk accessories a little offbeat. Something worth noting: the glazing process used here means every vase comes out completely different from the last. And that kind of uniqueness is a real selling point for customers who don’t want to fill their home with cookie cutter pieces you can find anywhere else. There aren’t many mid-century or contemporary homes this wouldn’t fit into - right through to maximalist spaces or those going for natural textures and finishes. It’s made from ceramic so there is some substance to its weight, but not too much that you’d be worried about moving it around or popping it up high on shelving where people will really notice the colour and texture differences in each piece. Think of customers who don’t just want to buy a functional vase - they’re shopping for centrepieces, gifts, statement decor items that feel personal to them because of the fact every piece is different from the next. This is quite literally one-of-a-kind every time you order it in. And if we can be frank about one thing? People do remember seeing these kinds of pieces on coffee tables and sideboards when visiting friends’ houses or offices - your stockist shops could become little talking points for their customers. And that is always good news when people are picking out something special (for themselves or someone else)