The Harling Wide Round Ceramic Vase is shaped in stoneware with a cratered, hand-textured finish — matte and mineral, like weathered ash or excavated earth. Its wide, spherical body and small mouth create a sense of stillness and stability, offering sculptural presence with no excess.

Designed for architectural interiors, the form holds space on its own or can be styled with twisted branches, dried florals, or nothing at all. A study in texture, weight, and restraint — this is a vase made for quieter rooms.

Please note that this vase is designed for faux florals only. For real flowers, please use a florists cellophane wrap.

Dimensions: 28L x 28W x 26H cm

Material: Stoneware – Crater-textured ceramic with an ash fossil matte glaze; wide-bodied silhouette with sculptural roundness and aged stone-effect finish.

Delivery & Shipping
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Returns & Exchanges
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▸ Excavated Stillness – Textured by Time

The cratered surface references volcanic stone and weathered architectural fragments. Its pale ash tone and mineral texture echo artefacts unearthed, not manufactured — built to feel found, not made.

▸ A Vessel, Not a Vase

Shaped in stoneware with softened edges, the form leans toward ancient storage jars or monolithic sculptural forms. There are no flourishes — just mass, silence, and surface.

▸ Styled as Object

Made for console tables, fireplace hearths, and entryway ledges. Use as a vessel for twisted stems or leave unfilled to emphasise the negative space it commands.

▸ Found Form, Composed Setting

This vessel is the grounding centrepiece of the Harling series, built to pair with the Harling stone ceramic table lamp and the Harling textured stone candle holder. Sharing the same cratered light grey surface and architectural scale, the trio forms a unified visual statement—each object reinforcing the material and sculptural rhythm of the others.