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Santorini is an Art Deco blended with Art Nouveau Stained Glass effect Flower Vase. Four different designs, one on each side.
Inspired by the romantic shimmering shades of seductive blues found in the Aegean Sea, with subtle flecks of golden sands. Santorini is a unique one-off vase with four unique designs, one on each side.
Santorini is an Art Deco blended with Art Nouveau Stained Glass effect Flower Vase. Four different designs, one on each side.
Inspired by the romantic shimmering shades of seductive blues found in the Aegean Sea, with subtle flecks of golden sands. Santorini is a unique one-off vase with four unique designs, one on each side.
Santorini is an Art Deco blended with Art Nouveau Stained Glass effect Flower Vase. Four different designs, one on each side.
Inspired by the romantic shimmering shades of seductive blues found in the Aegean Sea, with subtle flecks of golden sands. Santorini is a unique one-off vase with four unique designs, one on each side.
It is the perfect size for the range of flowers you buy with your weekly shop, whether cut flowers from the garden or silk displays. It is 21cm tall by 10 wide.
This one-off design is something lovely about having the only one of its kind.
A window will capture the light, enhancing the colours and design. When you have no flowers, drop in some fairy lights, and of course, this is delightful as a vase or centrepiece.
A hand-blown, rustic glass vase in a mid-century style leaded design with clean lines, organic shapes, and minimal embellishment, a design style that was popular from roughly the 1930s through the mid-1960s, add flowers and enjoy.
Even without flowers, this is a stunning piece, by a window and let the light flow through the colours. In the winter, add some fairy lights. Mid-Century Art Deco with Mosaic feel.
Silver-coloured lead decoration. Marbled shades of sea blue with hints of golden sand.
Size: Large Square Vase 21cm x 10cm
Please Allow 1 - 3 days for shipping.
A unique gift made in Scotland
