Kundika Vase - Grey

What kind of material is commonly used in matte-finish decorative vases?

Matte-finish vases are usually crafted from stoneware or ceramic with a textured or unglazed surface, giving them a natural and earthy aesthetic.

Is this vase purely decorative or can it support heavy stems like pampas grass?

Minimalist vases with a narrow neck are ideal for tall, lightweight stems such as pampas grass, dried reeds, or artificial botanicals.

What’s the best location to place a tall floor vase?

These vases work beautifully in corners, next to furniture, or beside entryways, adding height and form to empty vertical spaces.

Are these vases stable enough to stand on their own without tipping?

Most tall vases are designed with a weighted or broad base for balance, but it's best to place them on flat, low-traffic surfaces for added safety.

How can I protect my floor or shelf from scratches caused by ceramic bases?

Adding felt pads or a thin fabric base under the vase helps prevent scratches on wooden, glass, or tile surfaces.

Do these types of vases vary slightly in texture or tone?

Yes, handmade or natural-texture vases often have slight variations in finish, adding to their unique, artisanal appeal.

Is a grey vase neutral enough to work with both warm and cool color schemes?

Absolutely—grey is a versatile neutral that pairs well with earthy tones, whites, and bold accents in both modern and rustic interiors.

Can this style of vase be used outdoors?

It can be placed outdoors in covered areas, but exposure to rain or extreme temperatures may cause fading or cracking over time.