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Lasi Vase - Medium - Taupe
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Why we carry this
We picked up this Lasi Vase and were immediately struck by how unpretentious it is. It's round, organic, the kind of thing that doesn't announce itself but somehow makes a room feel intentional. The taupe color sits there quietly, waiting for whatever flowers or branches you decide to pair it with.
It's the sort of object that works whether your home is minimalist or cluttered, which we appreciate because our own spaces tend toward the latter. The thing is handblown and hand-turned, which means there's actual craft involved. We're not making it ourselves, mind you, but we respect the people who do.
It's glass, pure and simple. Nine point eight inches wide, eight point five inches tall. It comes in other colors and sizes if this particular combination doesn't suit you, though we think the taupe is rather nice.
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