Glass bottle vase wrapped in woven rattan holding poppies

Rattan Wrapped Glass Bottle Vase

$65.99

This rattan wrapped glass bottle vase, woven by hand around a clear glass bottle, shows a slender curve and a natural finish that reveal all the care of the crafted gesture. Its soft natural tones suit a Scandinavian decor as well as a boho or contemporary interior. Set alone or with a dried branch, it catches the light discreetly. Ideal for bringing an organic, lasting touch to a table, a sideboard or a windowsill.

Delivery 6 to 9 days
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Easy returns 30 days
Natural material Rattan & Wicker

Specifications

Dimensions

7.9 x 4.1 in (20 x 10.5 cm)

Material

Rattan, Glass

Color

Natural

A Vase to Give or Keep

Finding a gift that goes beyond Sunday cut flowers is often the puzzle of special occasions. The rattan wrapped glass bottle vase answers it simply: its glass bottle holds a fresh stem as well as a dried branch, while the hand woven rattan wraps the glass with a precise, repeated gesture. Measured in proportion, it finds its place on a sideboard, a windowsill or a dining table without trying to impose itself. An object people receive with pleasure and keep for a long time.

When Glass Meets Rattan

Set on a windowsill or in the center of a table, a rattan wrapped glass bottle vase catches the light differently through the day: the glass spreads it, while the hand woven rattan absorbs it and warms the whole. This contrast of materials is not a stylistic effect; it is the very nature of the object. The rattan wrap, tied and tightened around the glass body, creates a textured casing that evokes the outdoors without artifice. A sober balance, made to last and suit interiors that favor the real over the merely decorative.

A Calm, Natural Decor

When glass and rattan meet, they create a sober presence that rests the eye without trying to impose itself. This rattan wrapped glass bottle vase naturally finds its place on a sideboard, a console or a windowsill, in an interior with warm tones as well as a space open to the garden. The hand weave around the glass body creates a dialogue between two materials that are opposites, and it is precisely this restrained tension that gives the vase its character. A single bouquet of dried flowers, a few branches or simply empty, it structures the space discreetly.