🏺 Add a Touch of Elegance with Scott Living Oasis Blue Ceramic Geometric Vase - 4 Inch with Lid Review

Property of the brothers! Ah, I wish I had read the description better. It feels and looks cheap, overpriced chinese made gimmick. TJ Maxx and Ross are full of this stuff. Ceramic looks clumsy and rough. The bottom is cracked when received. But worst of all is the musty smell coming from the vase. This will throw you off track.

Arrived broken. Revain wasn't to blame - mostly - but the factory packaging was bad. The lid of the box it was in was open (it wasn't sealed) causing the lid to come loose and break which then broke the base as it had room to move. otherwise be attractive. Great accent for a bathroom shelf or counter.

In the description this item is called a lidded vase. For me it's more of a decorative bowl with a lid, but that suits me. I find the shade of blue with black accents attractive. The design of this piece allows it to work well whether your decor is country, rustic or modern. I needed some color in a room that has a lot of white and beige and this dish looks amazing in the room. As with several other Scott Living home decor items I have ordered I have been pleased with the look and quality of…

The blue geometric vase is exactly what I expected. I love the details of this vase. It's unusual and reminds me of the frosted glass my mom used at home. Convenient size, can be combined with other items or used separately. Fresh flowers look great in this vase. This is the perfect stand alone vase, looks great in a group of decorative items and makes a great flower vase! Terracotta does not absorb water and the opening is wide enough for flowers! Appearance is also universal! It's geometric…

The tin looks even nicer in real life. The jar is not fully glazed, which is ideal for ventilation inside, suitable for storing garlic and dry herbs. I love the rustic style of this design, it's both functional and aesthetic. I read some reviews, people pointed out this tiny crack at the bottom of the lid, it doesn't bother me at all. I think that a lot of handmade pottery can inherently have some inevitable imperfections, this differs from machine made ceramics as as the clay pots dry in the…