Armand Hand-Thrown Terracotta Vase with Two Handles

A hand-thrown terracotta vase with two curved handles, the Armand decorative vase pairs a glazed body with an exposed natural base. Available in Green or Ochre, its amphora-inspired form makes a distinctive display for dry or artificial stems, or an accent on its own.

Ideal for: Traditional, Mediterranean-inspired and Transitional interiors with rustic pottery and natural textures.

Key Features

• Hand-Thrown Terracotta: The pottery is shaped by hand, with natural differences in size and color. These variations give each vase individual character.
• Twin Curved Handles: Two loop handles frame the neck above a rounded body. The amphora-inspired outline remains distinctive when displayed without stems.
• Glazed Color and Natural Base: Choose Green or Ochre glaze, each contrasted with an exposed natural terracotta base. The unglazed lower edge adds an earthy finish beneath the sheen.
• Upright Display Scale: The broad shoulders and narrower opening suit an airy arrangement of dry branches or artificial stems without requiring a densely filled bouquet.
• Decorative Stem Display: The vase is not watertight. Use dry or artificial botanicals, or enjoy the pottery as a standalone decorative object.
• Mediterranean-Inspired Style: The traditional vessel shape pairs with rustic wood, natural stone and woven textiles, while its simple surfaces also complement Transitional interiors.

Specifications

• Dimensions: 11" W × 9" D × 12" H
• Base: 4.75"
• Material: Terracotta
• Color Options: Green / Natural or Ochre / Natural
• Construction: Hand-thrown pottery
• Watertight: No
• Weight: 8.6 lb

Care & Use

For decorative interior use only. Dust with a dry cloth. Protect fine furniture and line the interior when necessary. Do not fill directly with water. Handcrafted pieces vary in size and color.

Design & Atmosphere

The paired handles are central to this vase's character. They frame the neck and give the rounded body a balanced outline, recalling traditional storage vessels while serving as a decorative feature in a modern home.

Glaze brings light to the upper body, contrasting with the exposed pottery below. Green offers a leafy tone; Ochre introduces a warmer golden color. The natural base provides a visual pause between the glossy surface and the furniture beneath it.

On a console or kitchen counter, position the vase so both handles remain visible. Give any stems space above the opening, and leave some clear tabletop around the base rather than surrounding the vessel with several similarly sized accessories.

With worn timber and textured linens, the pottery reinforces a relaxed country setting. Beside smoother furniture, it introduces a more rustic element. Plain neighboring objects allow the outline to stand out without needing every piece in the room to match.

An empty vase lets the handles and proportions take the lead. A few dry or artificial branches change the silhouette, offering a simple way to refresh the display while keeping the pottery as its foundation.

Curator’s Styling Tip

Choose a few branching artificial stems and angle them toward one side. Keep their lowest leaves above the handles so the pottery retains its full outline beneath the arrangement.

Bring hand-thrown character and glazed color to your home with the Armand two-handled terracotta vase.

This item ships directly from our curated collection and is considered final sale. Please review all specifications carefully prior to purchase.