KINTURU Iridescent Textured Glass Vase Crystal Base
KINTURU Iridescent Textured Glass Vase Crystal Base
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KINTURU Iridescent Textured Glass Vase Crystal Base
KINTURU | French Vintage Iridescent Glass Vase
Light captured in glass — a shimmer that shifts with every glance.
✦ ABOUT THIS PIECE
Low and voluminous in form, this distinctive glass vase draws inspiration from French vintage aesthetics while incorporating a uniquely modern iridescent character. The generously rounded body is covered in an all-over honeycomb ice-crackle texture, giving the glass a richly tactile surface that catches and scatters light in mesmerizing ways.
Beneath the vase sits a solid cylindrical crystal base with a full rainbow spectrum finish — projecting prismatic light refractions across surrounding surfaces when placed in natural or ambient lighting.
✦ KEY FEATURES
🔮 Iridescent Glass Body — Shimmers between lavender, blue, and rose tones depending on the light angle; no dye or coating, this is the glass itself 🔮 Honeycomb Ice-Crackle Texture — An all-over raised surface pattern that adds extraordinary visual depth and tactile richness 🔮 Rainbow Crystal Base — Separate solid cylindrical base with a full-spectrum prismatic finish; casts rainbow light projections on surfaces 🔮 Wide Ruffled Rim — A gently scalloped, wave-edged opening echoes the French vintage floral design language 🔮 Squat Dome Silhouette — Low, wide, and abundantly curved — a deliberately different form to tall vases; ideal for lush, wide floral arrangements
✦ STYLING NOTES
💐 Wide opening supports generous bouquets, wildflower bunches, or loose daisy-style arrangements 🕊️ The prismatic base becomes a natural light feature on marble, glass, or lacquered tabletops 🏡 Complements maximalist French interiors, art deco shelving, or as a standalone vanity accent
✦ CARE
Hand wash gently with lukewarm water. Avoid abrasive cleaners on the textured surface. The crystal base and glass body may be separated for cleaning.
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