Concha

Named Concha, Spanish for shell, this vase is just that. The opening for the stems wraps around itself like a hug, worn like an artifact that spent years tumbled in the ocean yet pearlescent when appreciated for what it is.

Created in a modern brutalist style, it’s subtly sculpted and designed to be weathered - with signs of the wire brushing used in the traditional Japanese method of Yakisugi. The technique of burning accentuates the depth of this salvaged Douglas Fir vase, with the flowing grain pattern catching iridescence in certain light.

Dimensions: 11.25 inches tall x 5.25 inches at its widest.

For stems (not included), the hole measures 4 inches deep with the opening spanning 0.5 inches wide.

This vase is not watertight and is intended for dried florals. Measurements are approximate. Finished with an all-natural, non-toxic and plant-based oil.