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Echasse Vase

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$142.5 $285 In stock

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Reimagining the classic elegance of glass vases and bowls, the Échasse Series brings a minimalist silhouette with distinguished, playful edge to modern and traditional spaces. Theresa Rand’s playful concept beautifully interprets the word “échasse”: French for “stilts”. The slender, stilt-like supporting legs delicately suspend the glass forms, creating a sense of lightness while ensuring stability.

The Échasse Vase—The first piece in the now-iconic series was inspired by laboratory test tubes. The drop-shaped form is as elegant when holding flowers on a desk, living room floor, or nightstand as it is when left unfilled. The smoked glass version with brushed brass legs is available in three sizes. The unique colour gradients of the glass give the design depth and contrast against the legs’ clean lines. The smallest vase is now available with clear glass and bronzed brass legs; a classic pairing to complement any interior palette, in a size ideal for more compact spaces.

Its expression ethereal, its design elevated in every sense, the Échasse Series offers infinite possibilities for experimentation, as its test tube origins suggest. Alone or together, filled with favorite flowers, fruits and objects or displayed alone as sculptural focal points, these pieces enliven modern spaces with equal parts daring and grace.

Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

George N. ★★★★★

The tapered silhouette catches light beautifully on my shelf, and the glass feels substantial without being heavy. It’s become the unexpected centerpiece of my dining room, and every guest asks where I got it.

Avery H. ★★★★★

I was a little worried the playful proportions might look odd on my dining room console, but the way the glass catches the evening light is genuinely striking. The minimalist stem gives it that refined, gallery-like feel without being too precious.

Grace K. ★★★★★

The minimalist silhouette looks almost like it's floating on the shelf, and that playful edge Theresa Rand designed really catches the light from across the room. It's become the centerpiece of my dining table without taking over the space.