green makeup

Elaborated with a pleasing, textured surface, this decorative vase is handcrafted of recycled paper and cement. Thai artisan Somyot Sawasdee makes a case for ecological preservation, giving the vase a painted green finish.

Elaborated with dotted patterns, this green decorative vase is handcrafted of recycled paper and cement. Thai artisan Somyot Sawasdee makes a case for ecological preservation, giving the vase a painted green finish.

Possessed by the spirit of Thai forests, this vase lends a mystical accent to a tasteful ambience. Lush petals adorn the body, the intricate composition contrasting with the smooth perfection of the flared neck. Wistful green tones complete the piece's elegant allure. Kanda works in the traditional celadon method, resulting in rich pockets of color and a lightly crackled antique appearance.

The CeramaZart studio shares the glorious legacy of Artsakh with the world through this ceramic vase accented with traditional elements. The Armenian team works with classic techniques to create this bottle-shaped vase, whose ivory and green hues go around the gorgeous pattern that makes this design unique.

Faintly darkened rings orbit this vase's exotic appeal, while a green nebulous stain evokes a sense of antiquity. Daeng Thanunchai handcrafts this piece from coiled bamboo, and transforms it into a mesmerizing work of art with ancient lacquer techniques. This vase is for decorative use only, and makes a rich accent piece. Available in two sizes.

Upcycled from old wine bottles, the Kilua Vase combines simple elegance with rich cultural meaning. Its name comes from the kilua flower, a small, fragrant bloom found along the East African coast and celebrated in Swahili lore for its connection to romance and allure. Often compared to magnolia, the kilua is believed to be an aphrodisiac and is traditionally used to scent matrimonial rooms. This clean-lined vase makes a graceful home for any flowers—and perhaps, a touch of magic.