Ivory White Horizontal-Ribbed Ceramic Floor Vase – Tall New Chinese Style Statement Vessel

A sculptural ivory-white ceramic floor vase collection with fine horizontal ribbing and nine clearly defined proportions. Designed for large branches, dried botanicals and statement floor styling, the quiet white surface works across New Chinese, Japandi, organic-modern, minimalist and hospitality interiors.

Size Guide

• Slim 40 – 38–40 cm H × 19 cm W: approx. 12 cm opening.
• Slim 49 – 47–49 cm H × 19 cm W: approx. 12 cm opening.
• Slim 58 – 56–58 cm H × 19 cm W: approx. 12 cm opening.
• Slim 70 – approx. 70 cm H × 19 cm W: approx. 12 cm opening.
• Slim 80 – 78–80 cm H × 22 cm W: approx. 13 cm opening.
• Wide 41 – approx. 41 cm H × 27 cm W: approx. 17 cm opening.
• Wide 48 – 46–48 cm H × 25 cm W: approx. 17 cm opening.
• Wide 57 – 56–57 cm H × 25 cm W: approx. 17 cm opening.
• Wide 72 – 70–72 cm H × 25 cm W: approx. 17 cm opening.

Craft & Surface

The body is built around a tall, restrained silhouette and a dense horizontal ribbed texture. Those fine lines soften the large scale, catch side light and give the ivory surface a hand-worked architectural rhythm. The narrow openings on the Slim versions support taller branches, while the broader Wide forms create more visual mass and suit fuller arrangements.

How to Style It in a New Chinese Interior

Use one vase beside a dark walnut console, low tea cabinet, ink-inspired artwork or stone pedestal. The strongest New Chinese arrangement is intentionally spare: one large branch, one vessel and enough negative space for the silhouette to breathe. Pomegranate branches, winter branches, plum-blossom style stems, curly willow and eucalyptus all create strong vertical movement.

For a luxury hotel or large living room, place a Slim 70 or Slim 80 beside a tall artwork or at the end of a corridor. Wide 57 and Wide 72 are better when the room needs more visual weight. The ivory tone also works naturally with cream linen, plaster walls, travertine, oak and black metal.

Design Context

Large ceramic vessels have long been used in Chinese interiors as both practical containers and visual anchors. Contemporary New Chinese design reduces ornament and emphasizes proportion, texture and the relationship between the vessel and surrounding empty space. The ribbed white surface translates that idea into a cleaner modern form that also fits Japandi and organic-modern homes.

Best Uses

• Entry halls and foyer corners
• Living-room floor displays
• Tea rooms and studies
• Hotel lobbies and reception areas
• Restaurant entrances
• Large console arrangements

Gift Guide

The smaller floor sizes make distinctive housewarming and wedding gifts, while the larger 70–80 cm pieces suit design-conscious homeowners, hospitality spaces and milestone gifts where a substantial decorative object is appropriate.

Care

• Dust with a soft dry cloth or soft brush.
• Use a lightly damp cloth for marks, then dry immediately.
• Avoid abrasive cleaners.
• Use a felt pad beneath the base on polished flooring or furniture.
• Balance long branches evenly inside the opening.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which size is best for a living-room floor display?

Slim 58, Slim 70, Slim 80, Wide 57 and Wide 72 have the strongest floor-vase presence.

Which version uses the least floor space?

The Slim family keeps the width around 19–22 cm while still providing strong vertical height.

Which version suits fuller flowers?

The Wide versions have broader bodies and approximately 17 cm openings, making them better for fuller arrangements.

Can it be displayed empty?

Yes. The ribbed surface and elongated silhouette give it enough sculptural character to work without flowers.

Does it work with Western interiors?

Yes. The ivory color and simple texture fit organic-modern, Japandi, transitional, contemporary and minimalist interiors.

How do I make the styling feel more Chinese?

Use dark timber, stone, sparse branch arrangements, ink-style artwork and generous empty space around the vase.

Is it suitable for gifting?

Yes. It works particularly well for housewarmings, weddings, office openings and design-led milestone gifts.

Should I use one vase or a pair?

One vase creates a calmer focal point. For a pair, choose different heights and offset them rather than arranging them symmetrically.