Wooden Vase

A wooden vase is turned on a lathe from solid mango wood, often with a glass insert for water. It is ideal for dried flowers, branches and pampas grass.

Turning hollow forms on a lathe is an age-old craft of the woodworking artisanal communities of Saharanpur. Our vases are contemporary in style, with organic shapes, and ethnic carved options. Wood tones complement the colours of India, and each Indian handicraft vase shows unique grain.

Specifications

Who Buys Wooden Vases

Natural homeware brands and florists buy wooden vases for dried arrangements.

Export Supply and Freight

Wooden vases are wrapped in paper and boxed with glass inserts packed separately. For the wooden vase, we ship from Nhava Sheva on ex-factory, FOB, CFR or CIF terms.

Questions

Can the wooden vase hold water?

With the glass insert.

Can you make sets?

Yes.

Can you carve patterns?

Yes.

Is the wood kiln dried?

Yes.

What is the minimum order?

Around 100 pieces.

Why choose a wooden vase for dried flowers?

Wood brings warmth and texture that suits the soft colours of dried flowers and grasses, and it never needs water, so there is no risk of marks or mould. Wooden vases are light, unbreakable and easy to ship, which makes them a strong online seller in natural and Scandinavian ranges.

Can the wooden vase be used with fresh flowers?

Yes, with the glass tube insert, which holds water and keeps it away from the wood.

Which finishes sell best?

Natural mango grain is the core seller, with black and white wash finishes popular for modern interiors and for creating contrast in sets of three.