Can it hold water for fresh flowers?

It is a ceramic vase, but the artistic hole means water can escape through the opening. It suits dried stems or display without water better than a full fresh-flower arrangement.

Where should it go in a room?

It is made for tabletop placement. A console, sideboard, shelf or dining table suits it; it is not designed for the floor or outdoors.

How does it compare with a plain white vase?

The cutout is the difference. A plain white vase is more versatile for tall bouquets, while this one reads as a sculptural object and works best with sparse stems or empty.

Is it heavy enough to stay put?

Ceramic gives it some weight, but the size is compact. Keep it away from edges where it could be knocked over.

Does it come in other colors?

This version is white ceramic. Check the product options for any other finishes before you commit to a color scheme.

Brayden Studio White Ceramic Vase with Artistic Hole

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Brayden Studio White Ceramic Vase with Artistic Hole

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Last seen at $69.99 at Wayfair on Nov 1.

Our take on the Brayden Studio White Ceramic Vase with Artistic Hole

This is a white ceramic table vase with a cutout hole worked into its body, giving it a sculptural look beyond a plain cylinder. It is a decor piece first: ceramic, made for a tabletop, and best used with dried stems, a few branches or on its own. Against plain white vases it stands out for the artistic opening; against glass or stoneware rivals it offers a matte white finish that suits neutral and modern rooms. Buyers rate it well, though the review base is small.

Best forShoppers wanting a sculptural white accent for a console or shelfModern, minimal and Scandinavian-style roomsDried stems, branches or standalone displaySmall spaces that need one statement piece

Pros

Sculptural cutout gives it presence without color
White ceramic finish fits many decor schemes
Works empty as a standalone object
Compact tabletop size for shelves and consoles

Cons

Ceramic can chip or crack if knocked
The hole limits how it holds water and stems
Small review base, so long-term feedback is thin
Plain material next to glazed or textured rivals

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Brayden Studio White Ceramic Vase with Artistic Hole price history

Lowest price we've seen: $69.99 on Nov 2 at Wayfair. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 2.

What reviewers say

Reviewers rate it 4.3 out of 5 across 8 reviews, a small sample that leans positive. Buyers like how it looks on display; the limited feedback leaves durability and everyday use less tested.

What people mention

AppearancePraisedBuyers respond to the cutout shape and clean white finish as a decor piece.
BuildMixedCeramic construction looks good but draws concern about chipping with handling.
Review baseMixedOnly a handful of ratings, so durability and daily use are not well covered.

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Rated 4.3 out of 5 stars from 8 reviews
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About the Brayden Studio White Ceramic Vase with Artistic Hole

This is a white ceramic vase from Brayden Studio. It has a contemporary design with an artistic hole.

It is made for placement on a table.

Brand: Brayden Studio
Material: Ceramic
Color: White
Style: Contemporary
Placement: Table

Specifications

Material: Ceramic
Placement: Table

Questions and answers

Can it hold water for fresh flowers?: It is a ceramic vase, but the artistic hole means water can escape through the opening. It suits dried stems or display without water better than a full fresh-flower arrangement.
Where should it go in a room?: It is made for tabletop placement. A console, sideboard, shelf or dining table suits it; it is not designed for the floor or outdoors.
How does it compare with a plain white vase?: The cutout is the difference. A plain white vase is more versatile for tall bouquets, while this one reads as a sculptural object and works best with sparse stems or empty.
Is it heavy enough to stay put?: Ceramic gives it some weight, but the size is compact. Keep it away from edges where it could be knocked over.
Does it come in other colors?: This version is white ceramic. Check the product options for any other finishes before you commit to a color scheme.
Where is the Brayden Studio White Ceramic Vase with Artistic Hole cheapest?: At Wayfair, for $69.99, as of our latest check.