Rose Tall Flower Vase

The Rather Splendid Home for Your Tallest Blooms

Right then, let's be honest: not all vases are created equal. This one, however, is rather good at doing exactly what it says on the tin. LOFLO stands for Long Flowers, and it's been brilliantly designed to cradle those gloriously towering bouquets that make your heart sing and your guests slightly envious. Sunflowers, delphiniums, lilies, gladiolus, silk flowers, faux arrangements—whatever tall beauties you fancy, this vase won't let you down.

Why Choose Our Rose Tall Flower Vase

Mouth Blown by Master Craftspeople: Each vase is hand crafted using the most traditional glass blowing methods, a technique that's barely changed in centuries. No factories, no shortcuts, just proper skill and centuries-old craft.

Genuinely One of a Kind: Because these are made by human hands rather than industrial machines, every single vase is beautifully, splendidly unique. Those tiny air bubbles and subtle colour variations aren't mistakes—they're proof of authenticity. The colour is mixed deep within the glass itself, not painted on, which means it'll outlast most of your friendships.

Properly Handsome Presence: At 3mm thick and crafted from rich, heavy glass, this vase is rather fetching in person. It's the sort of piece that makes people pause and ask where you found it, which is always rather marvellous for one's reputation.

Scandinavian Sensibility: Clean, unpretentious, utterly stylish. This vase works brilliantly in modern homes, period properties, minimalist spaces—honestly, almost anywhere you put it becomes more interesting.

Product Details

Material: Mouth blown glass, 3mm thick, colour mixed throughout

Ideal For: Tall flower arrangements, long-stemmed bouquets, silk and faux flowers, statement displays

Craftsmanship: Handmade by European artisans using traditional glass blowing methods

Finish: Each piece is unique in colour saturation, shape and dimensions—part of its charm

This is the sort of vase that people collect. Once you've had one, you tend to want rather more of them. Given that each is genuinely different, there's a rather good case for not waiting around.