This is the kind of piece that stops a room. Handmade just outside of Florence from earthenware, it wears a high-shine rust glaze over a postmodern silhouette — all swooping handle, flared lip, and hourglass body. We’ve been styling it directly on the credenza, no flowers needed, where the deep lacquer red holds its own against raw concrete, warm walnut, and abstract art. Because each one is thrown and finished by hand, no two are identical in shape, glaze depth, or colour — which is precisely what makes it feel like a find rather than a purchase. It’s also watertight, so it works beautifully with a single stem or a loose bunch of dried grasses. One of those rare objects that looks like it belongs in a museum and somehow also in your living room.