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Milk Jug Vase | White Terrazzo
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Why we carry this
This sculptural vase transforms a familiar milk jug into something worth displaying. Crafted from concrete embedded with recycled glass, it's a cheeky reminder that even our trash can be beautiful - and purposeful. Standing 9.25 inches tall, it holds flowers while holding a message: every purchase supports ocean cleanup efforts, with 10% of proceeds donated to combat marine waste. Part of a thoughtful collection reimagining single-use packaging as art. Handle with care by gripping the base; this little monument to sustainability has some heft to it.
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