Vivara Vase

Built for the shelf rather than the sink, this is a decorative vessel that reads as a sculpted object first and a container second. The Vivara profile is a soft, continuous form that shifts as you walk past it, catching light along its length instead of presenting one flat face to the room. It suits dried stems, pampas, a few branches of eucalyptus, or nothing at all — plenty of printed vases spend their lives empty and still earn their place. Grouped in twos and threes at different scales it makes a decent mantelpiece or windowsill arrangement, and it is a common choice as a gift print because it looks considered without being fussy. If you want fresh flowers in one, the standard approach with any printed vessel is a glass or plastic liner: the print supplies the outer form and the liner handles the water.