The Art of Circular Design Elevate your interior styling with the Matte Cream Ceramic Oval Hollow Vase. In the world of contemporary decor, geometric shapes reigned supreme, and the "Donut Vase" has emerged as the must-have accessory for stylish homes. This vase offers a refined take on that trend, blending a soft oval silhouette with a modern negative-space cutout that lets light and energy flow through your decor. Exquisite Ceramic Craftsmanship This is not a mass-produced plastic item; it is a solid, handcrafted ceramic piece. The quality is evident in its substantial weight and flawless finish. The Matte Cream Glaze is the star feature—it mimics the look of natural bisque pottery or stone, providing a neutral backdrop that complements every color palette, from earthy terracottas to cool greys. Perfect for "Shelfies" and Coffee Tables One of the biggest challenges in styling a coffee table or a low shelf is finding decor that fits. Low Profile: This vase is designed to sit securely on flat surfaces. Its height is perfect for conversation areas, as it won't block the view of your guests. Dried Floral Companion: As seen in the image, this vase is the ultimate vessel for dried nature. Fill it with short stems of pampas grass, bunny tails, or dried ruscus to create a texture-rich display that requires zero maintenance. Minimalist Sculpture: Even without flowers, the hollow circle acts as a frame, turning the empty space into part of the design. A Versatile Decor Anchor This vase fits into a multitude of design themes. It adds softness to Industrial lofts, complements the clean lines of Mid-Century Modern furniture, and enhances the cozy factor of Boho-Chic living rooms. The Perfect Gift Packaged securely, this vase is a delightful gift for anyone passionate about home decor. It is an on-trend choice for housewarmings, birthdays, or as a thoughtful gesture for a friend who loves the Japandi aesthetic. Care Instructions: To maintain the matte texture, simply wipe with a soft, dry cloth or a slightly damp sponge. Avoid using colored liquids that might stain the unglazed-look surface.