Sculptural vases for stems and blooms.
A collection of modern flower vases, 3D-printed in a durable seven-color palette for fresh cuttings, dried stems, and a single statement branch. Each one is printed to order in the color you choose and finished by hand in our Seattle-area studio.
88 pieces, made to order
Where the planters hold what grows in soil, the vases are for what you cut and bring inside: a handful of supermarket tulips, a branch of eucalyptus, a season of dried grasses. The shapes run from tall and narrow to wide and sculptural, so there is a profile to suit a single stem or a loose, gathered bunch.
These pieces print in PETG rather than the matte PLA of our planters, in a distinct palette of seven shades from soft Chalk and Linen through to deep Onyx, Moss, and Indigo. PETG is tougher and more water-friendly, well suited to a vessel that holds water. For fresh flowers we suggest a slim glass or plastic liner inside, so the printed vase stays the sculptural shell.
Nothing is mass-produced. Robin curates the designs from independent makers we admire, Jason prints each one in-house, and you pick the color before it ships. Made to order, numbered, and packed at the studio table.
Common questions
- Can these vases hold water and fresh flowers?
- They are printed in PETG, which stands up to water better than most printed plastics. For fresh-cut flowers we still suggest dropping a slim glass or plastic liner inside, so water stays off the printed seams and the vase lasts for years. For dried stems, no liner is needed.
- What colors do the vases come in?
- Seven: Chalk, Linen, Stone, Onyx, Alabaster, Moss, and Indigo. It is a separate palette from our matte planters, chosen to suit a vase on a mantel or table. You pick the color on each product page.
- What size flowers or stems suit them?
- It depends on the piece. Each product page lists the height and opening, so you can match a tall vase to long branches or a low, wide one to a gathered bunch. As a rule, the printed shapes flatter loose, informal arrangements.
- Are the vases made to order?
- Yes. Like everything at Dijaros Wares, each vase is printed and finished by hand in our Seattle-area studio in the color you choose, then numbered and packed.