
At $29.99 (down from $40.77), you're paying for Scandinavian-inflected design and craft—the cane detail—not mass-produced glass; that's fair value for a decorative piece that earns repeat looks.
A petite glass vase wrapped in natural cane that plays well with nearly anything—succulents, fairy lights, or just air. Perfect for a shelf that needs a small moment of texture.
207 shoppers rated it 4.3 stars, drawn to its versatility and the warm cane detail that justifies the small footprint.
Tiny vase, endless styling options.
We only hang a piece once the rating history is deep enough to mean something. This one clears that bar on volume; the written breakdown below is where the detail sits.
Based on 207 Amazon ratings.
You're paying for a glass vessel that doubles as a styling prop—it's as much about the *look* as what goes inside it.
Bloomingville's design here leans Scandinavian-minimal: natural cane against clear glass, dimensions that fit snug corners (6.75" × 6.75" × 8"H), no fuss.
The cane wrapping is the whole story—it softens what would otherwise be a plain cylinder and gives you something to *look at*. The glass itself is transparent, so you can still see what's inside or let light play through.
Small enough to live on a bookshelf without dominating, large enough to feel intentional. Pair it with a succulent, battery-operated lights, or a tassel—the cane gives you a natural anchor point for any small styling flourish.
The design intentionally invites experimentation. It's not trying to be a vase in the traditional 'cut flowers' sense; it's a small sculptural object that holds *possibilities*.




