Midsummer Cow Vetch Mini Vase - 9 cm Glass

The Midsummer Cow Vetch vase offers a refined home for a single bloom, its sculptural form inspired by wildflowers gathered on a summer night. Crafted from smooth glass, its surface catches light and casts delicate reflections across a tabletop. The stable base of two stacked spheres securely holds even a slender stem, while the body remains a minimalist accent when empty. Standing 9 cm tall with a 6.40 cm diameter, it suits narrow shelves, bedside tables and stacks of books. Designed by Claesson Koivisto Rune as part of the Midsummer series, it can be grouped with others to form a compact arrangement.

You're back from a walk, a single flower, spontaneously picked from a meadow, clutched in your hand. Where to put it? A large vase would overwhelm it, and a glass would strip it of all its charm. It's precisely for such moments that the Midsummer Cow Vetch vase awaits. Its form, inspired by wildflowers gathered on a summer night, was designed by the duo Claesson Koivisto Rune. This is a small hero that gives meaning to tiny gestures and transforms fleeting beauty into a lasting decoration.Advantages:Compact height of 9 cm – perfect for showcasing a single flower or a small twig, without overwhelming it with size, but rather giving it its own stage.Noble Orrefors glass – feel its smooth, cool surface and watch how subtly it plays with light, creating delicate reflections on your tabletop.Sculptural form of two spheres – a stable base securely holds even a delicate stem, and the body itself serves as a minimalist decoration, even when empty.Small diameter of 6.40 cm – you'll easily find a spot for it on a stack of books, a narrow bathroom shelf, or a bedside table, where it will be a quiet accent.Part of the Midsummer collection – designed as part of a series that allows you to create your own compositions, much like a bouquet gathered from various species of wildflowers.From now on, not even the smallest flower will go unnoticed. Your new vase will transform your windowsill into a small, private meadow, and your desk into a place to celebrate small joys. Be warned, your walks might now dangerously lengthen in search of more specimens.