A jug reimagined as sculpture. The Ashbury Stoneware Jug Vase stands 32cm tall, its slender profile shaped by a curved handle and subtle spout that nod to tradition while remaining firmly modern. Crafted in stoneware and finished in a matte grey stone effect, the surface carries quiet texture and tonal depth that softens with the light.

Styled with pampas, eucalyptus, or dried stems, the Ashbury jug brings vertical balance to consoles, mantels, or dining tables. Left empty, it holds presence on its own, a vessel that feels intentional rather than decorative. A piece that bridges rustic memory with architectural calm, made to ground interiors through form and material honesty.

Please note, the vase's intended purpose is for faux flowers: to display real flowers use a florist's cellophane wrap to contain water.

Dimensions: 13L × 17W × 32H cm

Material: Stoneware ceramic — jug form with sculptural handle, finished in a matte stone-effect grey glaze

Delivery & Shipping
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Returns & Exchanges
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▸ Sculptural Handle – The curved handle defines the jug silhouette, adding balance and presence without ornament.

▸ Stone Effect Surface – Matte grey glaze with subtle weathering creates tonal depth and a softened, natural finish.

▸ Height with Restraint – At 32cm tall, the jug offers vertical emphasis suited to consoles, mantels, or layered arrangements.

▸ Layered Pairings – Complements other Ashbury stoneware pieces or contrasts with ribbed planters and glass hurricanes for a collected vignette.