Set of 3 Hanging Glass Donut Vases - Vases

Set of 3 Hanging Glass Donut Vases

$21.00
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Set of 3 Hanging Glass Donut Vases - Vases
  • Set of 3 Hanging Glass Donut Vases - Vases
  • Set of 3 Hanging Glass Donut Vases - Vases
  • Set of 3 Hanging Glass Donut Vases - Vases
  • Set of 3 Hanging Glass Donut Vases - Vases
  • Set of 3 Hanging Glass Donut Vases - Vases
  • Set of 3 Hanging Glass Donut Vases - Vases
Set of 3 Hanging Glass Donut Vases

Item CH-DNT

Set of 3 Hanging Glass Donut Vases

$21.00

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A set of three clear glass vessels blown into rounded donut shapes, each with an open center and a small loop for hanging. The circular form echoes ideas of wholeness, continuity, and open space. Hang one in a window with a single bud stem, cluster all three along a shelf, or fill them with sand and shells. A thoughtful gift for plant lovers or fans of airy decor.

Details
  • Design: A trio of clear glass vessels blown into rounded donut shape, each with an open center, a small loop at top for hanging, and a small side opening for filling
  • Size: Each vase measures about 4" in diameter
  • Material: Glass
  • Included: Set of 3 vases only. Strings, hangers, and fillers are not included
  • Care: Hand wash gently with mild soap and warm water, then dry with a soft cloth
  • Note: Each vase is individually shaped, so slight variations in curve and thickness are natural and part of its handcrafted character
Meaning & Intention

The circle is one of the oldest shapes in contemplative traditions — a line with no beginning or end, standing in for wholeness and the turning nature of life. In Zen practice, the hand-drawn enso is painted in a single breath to express complete presence.

At the center of each vase sits empty space, not absence. In Buddhist thought, emptiness is a kind of spaciousness that makes room for something new to enter — water, a single stem, light passing through.

Clustered in threes, the vases nod to old triads: body, mind, spirit, or simply a small constellation of glass moving with the air.

Hung by a window, they turn an ordinary corner into a small daily practice — a stem to change out, sand to rearrange, or sunlight catching in an unbroken ring of glass.

Essence & Elements

Intention: Balance, renewal, simplicity

Symbol: The circle, wholeness, open center

Ideal for: Airy, minimalist decor or hanging plant displays

Suggested mantra: In empty space, I find peace

Questions & Guidance

What can I put inside them?

Water for a single bud stem, layered sand or small shells for a DIY display, or nothing at all if you want to keep them as sculptural glass accents.

How do I hang them?

Each vase has a small loop at the top made for string or thin wire, so you can suspend it in a window, from a stand, or along a shelf edge.

Do I have to hang all three together?

No. They group beautifully as a cluster, but each one also works alone in a window or above a plant shelf.

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