Nordic Ceramic “Holding Hand” Vase – Modern Body Art Sculptural Flower Vessel
6.22$ – 7.22$Plage de prix : 6.22$ à 7.22$
A helping hand for your floral arrangements. This artistic ceramic vase is sculpted in the shape of a hand gently grasping a bouquet. With its minimalist white finish and modern silhouette, it serves as both a functional vase and a stunning piece of body art sculpture.
Transform your flowers into a work of modern art with our Ceramic “Holding Hand” Vase. Moving away from traditional shapes, this vase celebrates the beauty of the human form, capturing a graceful hand gesture frozen in time.
The pristine white ceramic finish allows it to blend seamlessly with any decor style, from Nordic Minimalism to Boho Chic. Whether holding a single rose or a bunch of dried bunny tails, it looks like a gesture of love and offering.
Why It’s a Customer Favorite:
🎨 Sculptural Body Art: Part of the trending “Body Vase” aesthetic, this piece acts as a standalone sculpture on your bookshelf or console table even when empty.
💧 Hydroponic Friendly: Made from high-quality glazed ceramic, it is waterproof and suitable for fresh flowers with water, or low-maintenance dried botanicals.
🏠 Versatile Styling: Its slender profile fits perfectly on narrow windowsills, bedside tables, or office desks without taking up too much space.
🎁 Unique Gift Idea: Symbolizing giving and receiving, this “Hand” vase makes a poetic and thoughtful gift for friends, lovers, or anyone who appreciates quirky decor.
Dimensions: Approx. 20-25cm Height (Varies by style)
Function: Tabletop Vase / Art Ornament
shape
A, B, C
10 avis pour Nordic Ceramic “Holding Hand” Vase – Modern Body Art Sculptural Flower Vessel
Archie Wright –
This Style A vase is on my vanity table, holding a tiny bunch of dried roses. Its compact size fits perfectly next to my makeup, and the minimalist hand design feels delicate but sturdy enough for daily use.
Zoe Taylor –
I picked the Style B vase for my office desk—colleagues keep asking where I got it! The hand design is playful but not distracting, and it’s perfect for a tiny water-growing plant (I put a small pothos cutting in it).
Jasper Moore –
This Style C vase is on my dining table, paired with a bunch of dried barley. The smooth white ceramic complements my wooden table nicely, and the hand shape adds a small artistic touch without overwhelming the space.
Mia Gray –
I placed the Style C vase on my entryway counter, and guests always comment on how unique the hand design is! The ceramic is smooth and easy to wipe clean, and it looks great with a small bundle of dried wheat stems.
Sophia Lee –
I placed the Style C vase on my living room side table, with a few dried pampas grass stems. The smooth ceramic has no rough edges, and the hand design feels modern and elegant—just the right decor piece for my cozy space.
Finn Scott –
The Style B vase sits on my study bookshelf, holding a small bundle of dried flowers. The hand shape adds a quirky, artistic flair to my plain bookshelf, and the white ceramic feels solid and well-made.
Luna Hall –
I hung the Style A vase on my balcony’s small side table (it’s sturdy enough to sit there safely!). I filled it with dried baby’s breath, and the minimalist hand design blends well with my outdoor neutral decor.
Lila Bennett –
I got the Style A hand vase for my living room coffee table, and the minimalist hand design feels so artistic! I filled it with dried pampas grass, and the smooth white ceramic has a nice, subtle texture—fits my neutral decor perfectly.
Owen Reed –
The Style A vase is on my bedroom nightstand, holding a few sprigs of dried lavender. Its slim shape doesn’t take up too much space, and the white ceramic has a quiet, high-end feel that matches my calm bedroom vibe.
Eli Carter –
This Style B vase sits on my desk now, holding a small bunch of dried flowers. The clean white ceramic looks crisp against my wooden desk, and the hand shape is fun without being overly flashy. It’s just the right size for a compact workspace.
Archie Wright –
This Style A vase is on my vanity table, holding a tiny bunch of dried roses. Its compact size fits perfectly next to my makeup, and the minimalist hand design feels delicate but sturdy enough for daily use.
Zoe Taylor –
I picked the Style B vase for my office desk—colleagues keep asking where I got it! The hand design is playful but not distracting, and it’s perfect for a tiny water-growing plant (I put a small pothos cutting in it).
Jasper Moore –
This Style C vase is on my dining table, paired with a bunch of dried barley. The smooth white ceramic complements my wooden table nicely, and the hand shape adds a small artistic touch without overwhelming the space.
Mia Gray –
I placed the Style C vase on my entryway counter, and guests always comment on how unique the hand design is! The ceramic is smooth and easy to wipe clean, and it looks great with a small bundle of dried wheat stems.
Sophia Lee –
I placed the Style C vase on my living room side table, with a few dried pampas grass stems. The smooth ceramic has no rough edges, and the hand design feels modern and elegant—just the right decor piece for my cozy space.
Finn Scott –
The Style B vase sits on my study bookshelf, holding a small bundle of dried flowers. The hand shape adds a quirky, artistic flair to my plain bookshelf, and the white ceramic feels solid and well-made.
Luna Hall –
I hung the Style A vase on my balcony’s small side table (it’s sturdy enough to sit there safely!). I filled it with dried baby’s breath, and the minimalist hand design blends well with my outdoor neutral decor.
Lila Bennett –
I got the Style A hand vase for my living room coffee table, and the minimalist hand design feels so artistic! I filled it with dried pampas grass, and the smooth white ceramic has a nice, subtle texture—fits my neutral decor perfectly.
Owen Reed –
The Style A vase is on my bedroom nightstand, holding a few sprigs of dried lavender. Its slim shape doesn’t take up too much space, and the white ceramic has a quiet, high-end feel that matches my calm bedroom vibe.
Eli Carter –
This Style B vase sits on my desk now, holding a small bunch of dried flowers. The clean white ceramic looks crisp against my wooden desk, and the hand shape is fun without being overly flashy. It’s just the right size for a compact workspace.