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Glass Vase

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Description

A tall clear glass vase with no flowers in it. Tapered from a narrow base to a wider mouth with a slight outward flare at the rim. No pattern, no colour, no decoration. The glass is thick enough to feel stable on a table and thin enough to stay out of the way of whatever goes inside it. Around twenty five centimetres tall.

Same day delivery, seven days a week, across all Bali locations including Seminyak, Sanur, Ubud, Canggu, Denpasar and Nusa Dua. Clear glass vase, standalone or add to any flower order.

Why This Exists

Most Bali villas do not have a vase. This is the problem I did not anticipate when I opened the shop on Jl. Camplung Tanduk in 2013. We were selling bunches and the flowers looked beautiful in the shop. They looked beautiful in Kadek's delivery photos. Then a customer in Kerobokan sent a WhatsApp photo back and the twelve pink roses were standing in a plastic water jug with the label still on it. The flowers were perfect. The presentation was not.

I started asking. Villa after villa, Airbnb after Airbnb, the answer was the same. Plates, bowls, cups, cooking pots, bathroom glasses. Almost never a proper vase. Guests were putting my roses in drinking tumblers or cutting the top off a water bottle. That is when I added this product. It was 2015 and the short-stay rental boom was hitting Bali hard. Every second order was going to a villa or apartment that had been furnished for sleeping and cooking, not for receiving flowers.

The Villa Vase Problem

A guest at a Four Seasons villa in Jimbaran has a vase. The resort provides one because the resort understands presentation. But someone staying in a converted family compound on a back lane in Kerobokan does not. Neither does the digital nomad renting a room above a warung in Batu Bolong. And the couple in the Pererenan rice field Airbnb with the beautiful infinity pool and the hand-woven rattan furniture? They have seventeen decorative cushions and zero containers suitable for cut flowers.

This is the gap. Someone orders a bunch of twelve red roses or a bunch of pink roses and the flowers arrive looking exactly like the photo. Then the recipient has to find something to put them in. Drinking glasses are too short. The stems crowd and the heads push against each other. The water surface is too small and the bottom roses dry out within a day. Ceramic bowls require cutting stems so short that the bouquet loses its shape. A proper vase solves all of this in one purchase.

Ay Ayu Owner, Sunny Florist Bali

I tested four vase shapes before choosing this one. Cylinder vases look clean but they compress stems into a vertical column and force the flowers into a stiff upright line. Wide-mouth fishbowl vases let stems splay too far apart and the bouquet loses its gathered shape within hours. Square vases trap debris in the corners and grow bacteria faster because the water does not circulate well around the angular edges. This tapered shape does something specific. The narrow base holds the stem ends together. The wider mouth lets the flower heads spread naturally once they clear the rim. One shape handles a single rose, six roses, twelve roses, or a mixed bunch of heliconias without needing to be a different vase for each product. I went through two glass suppliers in Gianyar before finding one who could get the wall thickness right. Too thin and the vase cracks on Bali's road surfaces during scooter delivery. Too thick and it weighs enough to tip the delivery box on corners. The version we stock now has survived three years of daily deliveries across every road between Tuban and Uluwatu without a single breakage in transit.

Ay Ayu Running Sunny Florist Bali since 2013

The vase buyers who come back for flowers are the most interesting pattern in our order data. Someone orders a vase on Monday because their market flowers need a home. By Thursday they are browsing the website again, except now they are looking at arrangements and bunches. The vase gave them the infrastructure. Once it is sitting on the villa table, the idea of ordering proper flowers stops feeling like a commitment and starts feeling like a top-up. Around one in three standalone vase buyers places a flower order within the same week. That number has been consistent since 2019.

What This Vase Works With

The tapered shape handles every bunch product in the collection. A single rose sits centred with room to breathe. Six roses fill the middle third and the heads rest just above the rim. Twelve roses pack the mouth and create a dome. A bunch of heliconias fits because the narrow base holds the thick tropical stems together while the flare lets the heavy hanging bracts clear the glass. The only products this vase is not designed for are the foam-based arrangements, which arrive in their own containers.

Clear glass means the stems are visible. Some people want that, some do not. Visible stems in water look natural and uncontrived. They show the buyer and recipient exactly what the product is made of. There is no foam, no tape grid, no hidden mechanics. If the water is clean and the stems are trimmed, the arrangement looks honest. If the water has gone cloudy and the stems are rotting, it shows that too. Glass is unforgiving in that way. It rewards good care and exposes neglect. Change the water on day two, trim the stems on day three, and the glass stays clear through the full vase life of whatever is in it.

Care for the Vase

Wash with warm water and a drop of dish soap between uses. The narrow base means a standard bottle brush reaches the bottom easily. If mineral deposits build up from Bali's hard water, soak overnight in a mix of warm water and white vinegar. Rinse clean and the glass returns to full transparency. Store upside down on a cloth to drain. The glass is thick enough for daily handling and thin enough to look elegant on a shelf. Do not put it in a dishwasher if the villa has one. The combination of Bali water hardness and dishwasher detergent can leave a permanent haze on glass that no amount of vinegar will remove.

Delivery

Same day delivery across all areas of Bali. The vase is wrapped in bubble wrap and packed inside a padded box for transport. Kadek has delivered this product on scooter across every road surface between Kuta and Gianyar without a single delivery breakage. For villa and Airbnb deliveries, include the property name or address, the guest name, and a contact number. For resort deliveries to Legian, Jimbaran, Pecatu, or Bingin, include the guest name and room number. Add this to any flower order for $20 or send it on its own. Seven days a week including public holidays. Questions? Call +62 813 3862 5637 or visit the contact page. Browse the full extras collection or see the complete catalogue.