Green And Blue Mosaic Floor Vase
A 1-metre tall floor vase covered in hundreds of hand-applied glass mosaic tiles in emerald green, azure blue and amber gold — finished with a matt black rim that anchors the vibrant body. A genuine architectural floor piece, designed to fill space at floor level rather than to sit on a surface.
– Dimensions: 35 × 35 × 100 cm (W × D × H)
– 100cm tall floor-standing vase
– Hundreds of hand-applied glass mosaic tiles
– Emerald green, azure blue and amber gold leopard-like pattern
– Matt black rim for contemporary architectural contrast
– Each piece is unique — no two mosaics are identical
– Suited to Mediterranean, modern tropical and bold contemporary interiors
- Estimated Delivery : 4 to 10 business days
| Dimensions | 35 × 35 × 100 cm |
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FAQ
Is the mosaic pattern identical on every vase?
No. Each piece is hand-applied tile by tile, so the placement of individual tiles, the rhythm of the colour distribution, and the way the leopard pattern resolves vary between pieces. The base form, height, and colour palette stay consistent, while the individual character carries genuine variation between pieces.
Will the colour fade in sunlight?
The glass tiles hold their colour well, but the depth of the green, blue and gold tones may gradually soften under sustained UV exposure over years. Indoor positioning away from direct windows preserves the colour depth for longer.
Is the mosaic durable, or will tiles fall off?
The tiles are individually hand-applied with proper adhesive and grouted into place, so they hold securely under normal use. Avoid sharp impacts or heavy objects knocking against the surface, since the glass tiles can chip or crack under direct impact. Once placed and styled, the vase is stable for years of normal display use.
Can I use it outdoors or on a covered patio?
The vase is designed for indoor use. The pottery base and grout lines can be affected by outdoor weather exposure, particularly rain and freezing temperatures, which risk the integrity of the mosaic over time. Sheltered covered patios and sun-rooms work well, but fully exposed outdoor positions are not recommended.
