Ink Pot Vase (Bud) | Anastasio Home x Janie Kruse Garnett Stone:Jet Keep cotton pads in the

Keep cotton pads in the bath

Black and Beige Marble

its form is inspired by European designs from the 1930s through the 1950s

echoing the language of the larger Swell Vase in a scaled-down proportion

while the larger 5″ × 5″ × 5″ version offers deeper capacity for keepsakes or desk storage

Ink Pot Vase (Bud) | Anastasio Home x Janie Kruse Garnett Stone:Jet Keep cotton pads in theThe cone ink bottle was the most common ink bottle of the nineteenth century faceted, squat, and wide at the base so a dip pen couldn't tip it over. Collectors know the form as the umbrella ink. Most stood between two and three inches tall; this bud vase holds that scale exactly, at three inches, and keeps the geometry with it: a wide cone, a ringed shoulder, a narrow collar. The narrow mouth takes a stem or two upright the short, fully stemmed