BOTTLE Vase by Modernized Pottery
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Modernized Pottery

BOTTLE Vase

Flowers are the classic gift to bring through a new front door, but they head out with the recycling a week later. The BOTTLE Vase from Modernized Pottery stays. It's shaped like a bottle, ribbed from top to bottom, and 3D-printed, which gives it a crisp, modern look on a mantel, a bookshelf or a kitchen counter.

Inside sits a waterproof insert, so it holds fresh stems from the market just as happily as a bundle of dried grasses that never needs water. Swap what goes in it with the seasons; the vase is the constant.

Free to start. They get a beautiful gift page and pick their own shipping address.

Why it makes a good gift

Give it to the friend who just got the keys and has nothing on the shelves yet. Give it to the grandparent who still buys themselves flowers on Saturday mornings. Or tuck it into a birthday for anyone whose place could use one more good-looking object.

Two ways to make it land: - Bring stems along: hand it over with a small bouquet already inside, so it's in use from minute one. - Go dried: for a busy household, dried stems mean no water to change and nothing to wilt.

If they're more of a plant person, the Orbis Planter from the same maker is a modern ribbed planter in soft matte colors, sized for a small houseplant; the two look sharp side by side. For scent on the same shelf, Grow Fragrance's Green Tea Matcha 3-Wick Candle brings fresh green tea, matcha and lime. It's a regular in our housewarming gifts guide.

About this product

A ribbed, bottle-shaped 3D-printed vase with a waterproof insert, ready for fresh or dried stems.

Category: Home & Living

Gift note ideas

  • “Welcome home. Fill it with whatever's blooming on your street.”
  • “Every new place needs one thing on the shelf. Here's yours.”
  • “Happy birthday. Flowers fade, so here's something lovely to keep them in.”

Questions, answered

Can it hold real flowers and water?

Yes. It has a waterproof insert, so fresh stems with water are fine, and it works just as well for dried arrangements.

Do flowers come with it?

It's described as the vase itself, ready for fresh or dried stems, so plan on adding your own. Bringing a small bouquet along is a sweet touch.

Is it a good pick for someone who can't keep plants alive?

It's a nice workaround. Fill it with dried stems and there's nothing to water or keep alive, just a striking shape on the shelf.

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