A Two-Part Vase for Both Leafy Plants and Tall Flowers

With a mix of glazed ceramic and non-glazed clay, the BOTHLEs collection of vases pull double duty – they’re built to hold both plants and flowers. Designed by AAIDO MA, and produced by Lithho Ceramic Italy, the vases are made up of two parts, with the lower one as a planter and the upper one to hold the water.

The upper part not only waters the below plants, it also acts as a vase to hold your cut flowers. The bottom part has an opening cut out of its side for the plant to hang out.

You can solely use the bottom or just use the top, or you can use them both at the same time, creating quite the conversation piece.

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