Iridescent Concave Cream Vase - Vase

Iridescent Concave Cream Vase

Sale price  $18.00 Regular price $36.00
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Iridescent Concave Cream Vase - Vase

Item DI2112

Iridescent Concave Cream Vase

Sale price  $18.00 Regular price $36.00

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Tall and square-shouldered in soft cream, this wrought iron vase has a subtly concave silhouette and small flared neck. Hand-embossed borders of triangles, dots, and temple-arch motifs echo the architectural patterning of Rajasthan. Set it on a console, shelf, or altar as a decorative accent for dried stems or faux florals.

Details
  • Design: Tall, square-shouldered vase in soft cream with a subtly concave, hourglass-like silhouette and a small flared cup neck. Embossed borders of triangles, dots, and temple-arch motifs wrap the surface
  • Size: 8.25" x 4" x 2.5"
  • Material: Wrought iron, hand painted, hand-embossed
  • Care: Dust gently with a soft, dry cloth. Keep away from water; the piece is decorative only and not intended to hold liquid
  • Origin: Handmade in India
  • Note: No two vases are identical, and minor variations in paint and embossing are part of each piece's individual character
Meaning & Intention

Across Rajasthan's royal courts, embossed metalwork adorned temple doors and palace vessels alike. The banded patterning near the base recalls the tiered silhouettes of havelis and hilltop forts, while the cream-gold finish nods to sandstone and aged brass.

In many Eastern homes, a vase is more than a container. It is a symbol of the space it occupies, an emptiness that invites something new.

Its narrow neck opening outward is often read as a gesture of receptivity, a small mouth ready to welcome abundance in the form of flowers, light, or simple presence.

Set on a console, shelf, or altar, the piece marks what a room already holds and what it welcomes next.

Essence & Elements

Intention: Abundance, gratitude, grace, inspiration

Ideal for: Anyone drawn to handcrafted Indian decor and accent pieces with cultural texture and history

Symbol: Vase as receptivity, an opening ready to welcome what comes next

Suggested mantra: I welcome abundance

Questions & Guidance

What can I put inside it?

Dried stems or faux florals work best. The piece is not built for water, but the flared neck holds botanical arrangements that stay dry.

Does it work as a gift?

Yes. The handcrafted embossing and its symbolism around abundance and gratitude suit anyone drawn to Indian craft or building a home around slower, more intentional details.

How do I set an intention with it?

Place it where you will pass often, then name what you are welcoming into the space. Some anchor the practice with the suggested mantra, 'I welcome abundance.'

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