Indigo Quartz Made Vase - Housewarming Gift

Details at a Glance

• Dimensions: 12.75 in. H x 8 in. W x 4.5 in. D
• Weight: 8.6 lbs
• Material: Ceramic (Shigaraki clay with Feldspar and Quartz)
• Color: Indigo gradient (white, light green, blue, dark grey)
• Shape: Rectangular
• Made In: Japan
• Care: Wipe clean with soft, dry cloth

This vase tells a story -- hand-turned in one of six ancient kilns in Japan's Shigaraki region, each piece carries gradient color shifts and texture that mass production cannot replicate. The Indigo Quartz Made Vase is available at Curated Home Gifts with free shipping.

Who Is This Gift For?

• Housewarming: Substantial weight and architectural presence make this vase an immediate focal point for a new mantel or console.
• Wedding or Anniversary: The artisan craftsmanship and Japanese origin mark this as a thoughtful gift that honors tradition and lasting beauty.
• Hostess or Thank You: A singular piece that works alone or filled with dried pampas grass, elevating any entry or dining room.

Why Does It Make a Meaningful Gift?

The mineral-rich Shigaraki clay, kiln-fired using centuries-old techniques, creates a textured surface and gradient color that shifts from white to dark grey, making each piece one-of-a-kind. Browse our vases and jars collection for complementary Japanese ceramics.

Corporate and Bulk Gifting

Volume pricing begins at 25 items, ideal for client appreciation and employee recognition. Orders ship to multiple addresses with dedicated account management and complimentary corporate gift wrapping.

Frequently Asked Questions

What size flowers does this vase suit?

At 12.75 inches tall with a 4.5-inch depth, it anchors tall dried stems like pampas grass or branches beautifully.

Is it watertight?

Designed for dried botanicals or as a standalone art object; check the care instructions before adding water.

Is this a good housewarming gift?

Yes -- the substantial weight, artisan origin, and sculptural form make it a statement piece for a new home.

Is it made in the USA?

No, it is hand-turned in Japan at one of six historic Shigaraki kilns. Find American-made options in our American-made gift guide.