Sunflower Chime
The Sunflower Chime is a sculptural vase designed to hold its own as an object before a single stem goes in. Its silhouette draws on the open, radiating geometry of a sunflower head — a softly fluted body that swells toward the middle and draws back to a poised, narrow mouth. The proportions are generous without being heavy, so it reads as confident on its own and quietly accommodating once filled.
The surface carries a warm, honeyed finish that shifts with the light through the day. In morning sun the ridges catch and scatter brightness across the body; by evening the same texture settles into soft shadow, giving the piece depth and a sense of craft. Run a hand along it and you feel the subtle relief of the fluting — tactile, deliberate, the kind of detail that signals it was made to be lived with rather than simply looked at.
The design language sits comfortably between sculptural and gently Art Deco: rhythmic vertical lines, balanced symmetry, and a finish that favours warmth over gloss. It is decorative enough to anchor a console on its own, yet restrained enough to disappear into a considered tablescape. Place it on an entrance table to set a tone, centre it on a dining table for a relaxed gathering, or let it punctuate a shelf among books and objects.
For styling, the wide-shouldered, narrow-mouthed form holds stems beautifully. Long, architectural branches and tall garden flowers fan out and stay supported; a looser, just-gathered handful settles naturally into the neck. Explore our vase flower arrangements for ready compositions, or browse the wider vases collection to build your own pairing. Each piece is selected by Amicis for proportion, finish and the way it lives in a real home.
Care is simple: wipe the exterior clean with a soft, dry cloth, and always dry the interior thoroughly after use to keep the finish unmarked. With minimal attention, the Sunflower Chime stays a fixture rather than a passing accent — a vessel that transforms a corner, a table, or an entrance into something composed.
Original: $900.00
-65%$900.00
$315.00Sunflower Chime
The Sunflower Chime is a sculptural vase designed to hold its own as an object before a single stem goes in. Its silhouette draws on the open, radiating geometry of a sunflower head — a softly fluted body that swells toward the middle and draws back to a poised, narrow mouth. The proportions are generous without being heavy, so it reads as confident on its own and quietly accommodating once filled.
The surface carries a warm, honeyed finish that shifts with the light through the day. In morning sun the ridges catch and scatter brightness across the body; by evening the same texture settles into soft shadow, giving the piece depth and a sense of craft. Run a hand along it and you feel the subtle relief of the fluting — tactile, deliberate, the kind of detail that signals it was made to be lived with rather than simply looked at.
The design language sits comfortably between sculptural and gently Art Deco: rhythmic vertical lines, balanced symmetry, and a finish that favours warmth over gloss. It is decorative enough to anchor a console on its own, yet restrained enough to disappear into a considered tablescape. Place it on an entrance table to set a tone, centre it on a dining table for a relaxed gathering, or let it punctuate a shelf among books and objects.
For styling, the wide-shouldered, narrow-mouthed form holds stems beautifully. Long, architectural branches and tall garden flowers fan out and stay supported; a looser, just-gathered handful settles naturally into the neck. Explore our vase flower arrangements for ready compositions, or browse the wider vases collection to build your own pairing. Each piece is selected by Amicis for proportion, finish and the way it lives in a real home.
Care is simple: wipe the exterior clean with a soft, dry cloth, and always dry the interior thoroughly after use to keep the finish unmarked. With minimal attention, the Sunflower Chime stays a fixture rather than a passing accent — a vessel that transforms a corner, a table, or an entrance into something composed.
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The Sunflower Chime is a sculptural vase designed to hold its own as an object before a single stem goes in. Its silhouette draws on the open, radiating geometry of a sunflower head — a softly fluted body that swells toward the middle and draws back to a poised, narrow mouth. The proportions are generous without being heavy, so it reads as confident on its own and quietly accommodating once filled.
The surface carries a warm, honeyed finish that shifts with the light through the day. In morning sun the ridges catch and scatter brightness across the body; by evening the same texture settles into soft shadow, giving the piece depth and a sense of craft. Run a hand along it and you feel the subtle relief of the fluting — tactile, deliberate, the kind of detail that signals it was made to be lived with rather than simply looked at.
The design language sits comfortably between sculptural and gently Art Deco: rhythmic vertical lines, balanced symmetry, and a finish that favours warmth over gloss. It is decorative enough to anchor a console on its own, yet restrained enough to disappear into a considered tablescape. Place it on an entrance table to set a tone, centre it on a dining table for a relaxed gathering, or let it punctuate a shelf among books and objects.
For styling, the wide-shouldered, narrow-mouthed form holds stems beautifully. Long, architectural branches and tall garden flowers fan out and stay supported; a looser, just-gathered handful settles naturally into the neck. Explore our vase flower arrangements for ready compositions, or browse the wider vases collection to build your own pairing. Each piece is selected by Amicis for proportion, finish and the way it lives in a real home.
Care is simple: wipe the exterior clean with a soft, dry cloth, and always dry the interior thoroughly after use to keep the finish unmarked. With minimal attention, the Sunflower Chime stays a fixture rather than a passing accent — a vessel that transforms a corner, a table, or an entrance into something composed.
