Our rustic olive jar vase is made of terracotta with a glazed finish. Handcrafted. Expect slight variations. Use our jar with tall blooming stems, olive sprays, and natural cuttings from the landscape.
- 9-inches tall, 7.5-inches wide, 8-inches widest part
- Weight: 4.5 pounds
FAQS Vases and Vessels, and DIY Ideas
You can call a container a vase or vessel for its appropriately sized opening. Vases generally need no support with narrow necks that bunch stems together. Compotes have a wide opening and will need a flower frog or floral foam to hold flowers and greenery in place. Our olive jar vase works for branches and stems
Vases and vessels should be just as pretty with nothing in them. We source containers that can stand alone as décor pieces with trendy finishes and modern lines.
How to create a vase arrangement like a pro:
- Rule of 3 – Three stems look better than two, and two stems look better than one. It’s all about balance. Although, we’ve seen some stunning florals with a spectacular single stem in a tall decorative vase.
- If you choose a single stem, make sure to use a premium-grade flower as a focal point.
- 5 to 1 Ratio – You’ll want your florals or greenery to stand 1 ½ times taller than the height of the vase. Cut from the bottom up to achieve this proportion
- Decide where your florals will be used. Tall arrangements can fill vacant corners and tabletops parked against walls. On the other hand, centerpieces should be low enough to see over the top
- Filling a vase is as easy as walking outside with your clippers. Almost any shrub, tree, seasonal branch, seed pod, fruit stem, and yes, flowers can be clipped and brought inside
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