Open Box - Monolith Vase - Large

The Monolith vase is a modern designer-vase from Kristina Dam Studio. Seen from a distance the Monolith vase might appear as a single massive stone or rock formation. The vase has a rough concrete-like outer surface that gives it a unique urban and rocky appearance suited for the modern home interior. The inside of the Monolith vases is glazed making it able to contain water for the flowers that you might place in it. The Monolith vase is a sculpture in itself, and you don't have to place flowers in it in order to legitimize it in your home interior. Enjoy how the outline and form of the Monolith designer vase casts the most beautiful shadows. This sculptural vase will amplify the style of any home and enable you to present flowers and bouquets in the most fashionable possible. Style your home with the elegant Monolith Vases and use them as a part of your dining room or as a centerpiece on your coffee table. The Monolith vases are available in two size - the design of them are identical. Buy our entire assortment of danish designers vase online. The Monolith Vase collection from Kristina Dam Studios is alternative to their best selling Dome Vase series. Kristina Dam Studio designs and produce iconic sculptural furniture, sculptures and accessories. Danish Design with a minimalistic, simple and sculptural approach. We call this way of designing for "Sculptural Minimalism". Details Made In: China Material: Stoneware Dimensions: Small: 4.5"Dia x 7.5"W x 13.8"H Large: 6.5"Dia x 9.5"W x 19.7"H Additional Information: Handmade Stoneware - Small differences in shape and color may occur The vases are glazed on the inside with a silicone layer making them waterproof. The vases ability to contain water may deteriorate over time. Always test the vases ability to contain water before use Care Instructions: Use a damp cloth to clean the vases surface. Don’t clean the vases using a dishwasher The vases are not suitable for outdoor usage. Not frost-proof. Avoid sudden temperature changes, as a thermal shock can cause cracks in the material.