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Vase

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$89.7 $130 In stock

Category: Large Vases

A modern mouth blown vase in a cylindrical silhouette and black stripes that reference the mathematical works of Op Artists Bridget Riley and Victor Vasarely. Designed to bring a sense of movement and play to interiors, for displaying flowers or standing alone.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Kevin ★★★★★

I was bracing for it to feel heavy or fragile, but the mouth-blown glass is surprisingly balanced and sturdy on the floor. The cylindrical shape and those Op Art stripes really do trick your eye into seeing motion every time I walk past it. It’s become the focal point of my living room with just a f

Joseph ★★★★★

The way the black stripes curve and shift as I walk around the vase is genuinely mesmerizing, making it feel alive on my shelf. The mouth-blown glass gives it a nice, weighty feel that you don't get from cheap machine-made vases. It's a fantastic conversation piece that perfectly brings that Op Art

Ryan L. ★★★★★

The cylindrical shape is so clean it makes the whole shelf feel more intentional, and the black stripes genuinely seem to vibrate when you walk past. I’ve had it three weeks now and keep finding new angles where the pattern shifts.