This retro arch paper vase looks like a sunset from a 1960s travel poster. Bands of orange, pink, cream, and yellow curve into a rainbow arch, and the open middle lets the stems and water glass peek through.
How does a paper vase hold water? It does not, and that is the clever part. The vase is a sleeve of 180 gr waterproof paper that you open and slip over a glass, a ceramic jar, or a plastic bottle with the top cut off, filled halfway with water. The large size measures 10.5 by 11.5 inches, the seams are sewn by hand, and it is made in Spain.
Fill it with zinnias and ranunculus for a brunch centerpiece, line up a few with the swan vase down a long table, or use it as a desk vase that folds flat when the flowers are done. It also ships easily as a gift.
Perfect for: spring brunch centerpieces, 60s and 70s decade parties, bridal showers, Mother's Day, hostess gifts, and dorm or office desks.
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