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Kapok Ceramic Vase, White Large

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The Kapok Vase, Tall is more than just a decorative piece, it's a tribute to Australia's deep cultural history. Handcrafted from ceramic and finished in soft white, its textured exterior is inspired by the cracking fruit of the Kapok tree, a bush native to Northern Australia.

For the Jawoyn people, this natural moment marks the hatching of freshwater crocodile eggs. The vase honours this environmental cue and the rich Indigenous knowledge that has guided generations. Simple, elegant, and deeply symbolic, this piece brings texture, storytelling, and substance to your home.

Why You'll Love It

  • A carved, lightly textured surface with a story behind it
  • Soft white ceramic that sits easily with pale timber and linen
  • A tall, slim 30cm profile that suits narrow shelves and consoles
  • Handmade, so each vase differs slightly from the next

A Storytelling Piece With Soul

Let the Kapok Vase speak volumes in your space. Style it solo on a shelf or pair it with neutral ceramics for a serene, layered look. It suits a minimal entryway, soft bedroom corner, or curated coffee table moment. For a matched group, add the Kapok Pot Set of 3 in White, or browse the full vases collection.

With its story and handmade character, it makes a considered gift for Mother's Day, a housewarming or a friend who loves to arrange stems. There are more ideas in For The Green Finger.

Natural Variations

This item is 100% Hand-made. Dimensions, textures, finishes, and colours may vary slightly due to the handcrafted nature of this product. These subtle differences are a natural result of the production process and contribute to the unique character of each piece - they are not considered faults.

Colour Accuracy

While we make every effort to display colours as accurately as possible, variations can occur due to screen settings and lighting. Descriptions are intended as a guide only and may not precisely reflect the actual product.

Gently wipe down regularly with a soft, dry or slightly damp cloth to remove dust. Dry thoroughly. Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaning materials.

  • Material: Ceramic
  • Finish: Lightly textured
  • Colour: White
  • Brand: ZAKKIA
  • Dimensions: 10 cm Ø x 30 cm H
  • Use: Decorative use only - May not be watertight

Pairs beautifully with the Viburnum Spray for a ready-made arrangement.

FAQs

How big is the large Kapok Vase?
It is 10cm in diameter and 30cm high.

Can I put fresh flowers and water in it?
It is for decorative use only and may not be watertight, so it is best with faux or dried stems.

How do I clean it?
Wipe with a soft, dry or slightly damp cloth, dry thoroughly, and avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners.

In Short

The Kapok Ceramic Vase in White, Large, by ZAKKIA is a handmade ceramic vase, 10cm in diameter and 30cm high, with a lightly textured surface inspired by the cracking fruit of the Kapok tree. It is for decorative use with faux or dried stems.

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