Carved Bronze Ceramic Vase | New Chinese Wabi-Sabi Decor

Oval carved ceramic vase 24 cm high with weathered bronze and ivory texture

Carved Bronze & Ivory Ceramic Vase – Textured Wabi-Sabi New Chinese Style Decorative Vessel

Oval Carved Vase – 24 cm H × 14 cm W

$79.00

Carved Bronze & Ivory Ceramic Vase – Textured Wabi-Sabi New Chinese Style Decorative Vessel

$79.00

Style Oval Carved Vase – 24 cm H × 14 cm W Rounded Shoulder Vase – 17 cm H × 13 cm W Tall Flared-Neck Vase – 27 cm H × 10 cm W Ribbed Oval Vase – 25 cm H × 12 cm W Tall Ribbed Bottle Vase – 28 cm H × 10 cm W

A sculptural ceramic vase collection built around carved linear texture, warm bronze-brown tones and softly weathered ivory highlights. Five distinct silhouettes range from compact rounded jars to taller bottle forms, giving the collection flexibility for tea tables, bookshelves, sideboards and entry consoles.

Five Distinct Shapes

Oval Carved Vase – 24 cm H × 14 cm W: approx. 7 cm opening. A balanced oval body with strong vertical carved texture.
Rounded Shoulder Vase – 17 cm H × 13 cm W: approx. 3 cm opening. Compact and rounded for single branches, coffee tables and shelves.
Tall Flared-Neck Vase – 27 cm H × 10 cm W: approx. 5 cm opening. A slender upright form with a gently flared rim.
Ribbed Oval Vase – 25 cm H × 12 cm W: approx. 7 cm opening. A fuller oval silhouette with pronounced horizontal ribbing.
Tall Ribbed Bottle Vase – 28 cm H × 10 cm W: approx. 4.5 cm opening. The tallest and most architectural option for long stems and narrow spaces.

Carved Texture and Surface Character

The collection uses dense carved and ribbed lines to create shadow and depth across the ceramic surface. Warm brown and bronze tones sit beside lighter ivory highlights, producing an aged, hand-worked visual effect that feels richer than a flat single-color finish.

How to Style It

New Chinese Style

Place one taller form on dark walnut, elm or black-stained timber and use a sparse blossom, berry or olive-style branch. Pair with ink-inspired artwork, stone accessories or a low incense piece and leave generous negative space around the vase.

Tea Room

The Rounded Shoulder Vase works particularly well on a tea table or low display shelf. One twisting branch or a few dried seed heads are enough; avoid dense bouquets so the carved surface remains visible.

Living Room and Entryway

The Oval and Tall Bottle forms suit consoles and sideboards. Their warm metallic-earth palette pairs well with cream upholstery, stone, linen, dark timber and softly lit neutral walls.

Wabi-Sabi and Japandi

The irregular tonal variation and carved lines work naturally with limewash, raw wood, woven fibres and restrained natural palettes. Use the vase empty when you want the silhouette and texture to read as sculpture.

Best Floral Pairings

Red berry branches
Magnolia or plum-blossom style stems
Olive and eucalyptus branches
Dried lotus pods and seed heads
Bare winter branches
Single sculptural leaves

Design Context

Incised and carved decoration has long been used in ceramics because it allows light and shadow to become part of the design. Contemporary New Chinese interiors often reinterpret that idea through simplified vessels with tactile surfaces instead of elaborate painted motifs. These five forms follow that quieter approach while remaining easy to pair with modern Western furniture.

Gift Guide

This collection makes a thoughtful housewarming, wedding, anniversary, birthday or host gift. Choose the Rounded Shoulder Vase for compact homes, the Oval or Ribbed Oval for versatile tabletop styling, and the taller forms for recipients who enjoy more architectural decor.

Feng Shui-Inspired Placement

The warm brown palette creates a grounded visual anchor, while vertical carved lines emphasize height and movement. Use one vase on a stable console, tea cabinet or shelf with a single upward branch and enough clear space around it.