Double Glass Bud Vase | Colored Inner Vessel Decorative Glass Vase

Two vessels in one: a clear borosilicate glass outer cylinder that acts as a display shell, and a smaller colored inner vessel — cone, sphere, flask, or cylinder — that holds the stem and carries the color. The effect is layered and geometric, with the inner shape floating visually inside the outer glass.

The colored inner vessels come in muted, saturated tones — amber, teal, lavender, green — each paired with a distinct silhouette. No two shape-and-color combinations read the same on a shelf. Styled with a single dried stem or reed, the vase does most of the visual work without needing much around it.

Borosilicate glass is the right material for this format — durable, clear, and resistant to thermal stress if you're using it as a functional bud vase with water. The outer cylinder protects the inner vessel and keeps the overall profile clean from every angle.

SPECIFICATIONS

• Material: High borosilicate glass (inner and outer vessel)
• Construction: Double-walled — clear outer cylinder, colored inner vessel
• Inner vessel shapes: Cone, sphere, flask, cylinder (varies by variant)
• Colors: Amber, teal, lavender, green (varies by variant)
• Sold: Individually — select your shape and color combination at checkout
• Use: Dried stems, reed diffusers, single fresh blooms, decorative display

CARE INSTRUCTIONS

• Hand wash only — do not put in dishwasher
• Wash inner and outer vessels separately if removable
• Use a narrow bottle brush for the outer cylinder
• Avoid sudden temperature changes — do not pour boiling water directly into a cold vessel
• Dry upside down on a rack to prevent water marks inside the cylinder

HOW TO STYLE IT

A single vase works best with one stem — a dried allium, a curled willow branch, or a reed. The double-wall construction means the stem appears to float inside the colored inner vessel, which is the whole point. Group three different shape-and-color combinations at varying heights on a shelf or console table for a collected, gallery-style arrangement. These sit well on floating shelves, windowsills, dining tables as individual place settings, or as a low-maintenance centerpiece that holds its look year-round with dried botanicals.

COMPLETE THE LOOK

• Sculptures and accent pieces — decorative objects to pair
• Wall art — complete a shelf or console vignette
• 2026 interior design trends — where this style fits