Sculptural Fan Ceramic Vase

Where Architecture Meets Artistry

Inspired by the fluid geometry of natural forms, this extraordinary ceramic vase transforms the humble flower vessel into a work of sculptural art. Its distinctive fan silhouette draws from both oceanic coral formations and architectural pleating, creating a piece that's equally at home in a minimalist gallery or a thoughtfully curated living space.

Design Philosophy

This isn't merely a vase—it's a celebration of form and texture. The radial pleating creates a mesmerizing play of light and shadow that shifts throughout the day, while the warm terracotta finish grounds the dramatic silhouette with earthy sophistication.

Artisan Details

• Sculptural Silhouette: Precisely formed fan shape with 16 elegant pleats radiating from a central point
• Textured Surface: Hand-finished with a subtle granular texture that adds depth and authenticity
• Warm Terra Cotta: Rich clay tone that complements both neutral and bold color palettes
• Functional Art: Generous opening accommodates both single statement stems and fuller arrangements
• Two Size Options: Small (20.2cm) for intimate settings, Large (25.3cm) for commanding presence

Design Inspiration

Drawing from diverse sources—Japanese paper fans, Art Deco sunbursts, and natural coral formations—this piece bridges cultural and temporal boundaries. It speaks to those who appreciate objects that tell a story through form alone.

Interior Applications

• Modern minimalist spaces seeking organic warmth
• Transitional interiors blending classic and contemporary
• Gallery walls and styled shelving
• Entryway consoles and dining room credenzas
• Bedside tables for a touch of sculptural elegance

Perfect For:

• Design enthusiasts who appreciate sculptural forms
• Those creating gallery-worthy vignettes
• Gift-givers seeking something truly special
• Anyone looking to add architectural interest to their space

Part of our curated collection of statement pieces that blur the line between functional object and fine art. Because the most meaningful homes are built with pieces that inspire contemplation and spark conversation.