Teal Geometric Faceted Glass Vase

The Kaththokra Studio Teal Geometric Faceted Glass Vase — Cut Like a Gem, Made for Your Home

Some decorative objects earn their place through subtlety. Others earn it through sheer visual impact. This teal geometric faceted glass vase from Kaththokra Studio falls emphatically into the second category — a piece so bold in its cut, so rich in its colour, and so alive in changing light that it transforms any surface it inhabits into a display worth stopping to look at.

A surface cut from the Art Deco vocabulary

The multi-panel faceted surface of this teal geometric faceted glass vase draws directly from the geometric language of Art Deco — the movement that applied the precision of gemstone cutting to architecture, jewellery, and decorative objects with equally spectacular results. Each flat facet meets the next at a sharp, clean edge, creating a surface that catches and refracts light differently from every angle. The Art Deco tradition of elevating everyday objects through bold geometry and luxurious materials is explored beautifully at the Victoria and Albert Museum’s introduction to Art Deco — and this vase translates that heritage directly into a contemporary home accent.

A colour that commands attention

The smoky teal-grey glass of this teal geometric faceted glass vase is one of its most exceptional qualities. It is not a flat, uniform colour — it is a depth of tone that shifts between blue, green, and grey depending on the light source, the viewing angle, and what is placed inside it. In natural daylight the glass appears a cool, luminous teal. Under warm indoor lighting it shifts toward a deeper, more mysterious blue-grey. With water inside and stems of fresh flowers, the colour intensifies at the base and fades toward the top, creating a gradient effect that is entirely natural and endlessly beautiful.

Two sizes — two very different statements

This teal geometric faceted glass vase is available in two sizes that each make a different kind of statement. The tall upright form is a proper statement vase — substantial enough to hold architectural stems, tropical foliage, or a generous arrangement of garden flowers, and striking enough to stand alone on a console table, mantelpiece, or open shelf as a pure sculptural object. The low, rounded form offers something more intimate — a compact accent piece that works beautifully on a coffee table, side table, or grouped with other objects on a shelf vignette.

Brilliant empty. Extraordinary full.

Unlike many decorative vases that rely entirely on their floral contents, this teal geometric faceted glass vase is a complete object in its own right when empty. The faceted surface creates its own light show — casting small reflections and refractions onto nearby surfaces, shifting subtly as the light in the room changes through the day. Place a single dramatic stem inside — a black-eyed lily, an architectural protea, a long-stemmed rose — and the vase becomes something close to a jewel box for nature.

Styling the pair

Use both sizes of this teal geometric faceted glass vase together for maximum impact — the tall one upright with a dramatic stem, the small one on its side as a purely sculptural form, just as shown. Against a deep teal or forest green wall, the jewel-cut glass practically glows. Against white or pale stone surfaces, the smoky colour provides a rich, moody contrast. Either way, these vases carry the room.

For collectors of beautiful things

This teal geometric faceted glass vase is for those who treat their home as a curated space — where every object on every surface is chosen with intention. It is the kind of piece that guests notice, ask about, and remember. A genuine collector’s object, priced as an everyday home accent.