Ingrid Vase

The Ingrid Vase from Broste Copenhagen is a heavy, substantial piece of ceramic that leans into an earthy, unrefined aesthetic. It bypasses sleek, uniform finishes in favor of a thick, reactive glaze. This firing process naturally creates unpredictable textures and subtle color shifts—ranging from muted beige and black to warmer cinnamon tones—giving the surface a mottled, slightly rustic appearance. It feels distinctly handmade, with a weighty presence that easily anchors a dining table or open shelf. Its shape is designed entirely around practical use. The opening is generous enough to accommodate thick, leafy branches or a loose, casual bundle of dried stems. Because it carries a good amount of weight in its wide base, the vase won’t tip over under heavier, top-heavy arrangements. Even when left completely empty, the heavily textured ceramic glaze allows it to function as a quiet, standalone object rather than looking like a forgotten container. Broste Copenhagen produces the Ingrid Vase in several different sizes. The compact 14-centimeter version sits comfortably on a crowded windowsill or desk, while the large 40-centimeter iteration is substantial enough to hold tall cuttings in a hallway corner. It is a rugged, highly functional piece of stoneware that adds raw, tactile texture to a room without demanding attention.