The Arch vase is an arched glass vase whose curve does the job a florist would normally charge you for — it holds stems at an angle that looks composed without requiring any composing on your part. The studio used to call it the macaroni vase, before someone decided that was not a name you could print on a product page, and the official title arrived with considerably less affection. As a colored glass flower vase it comes in tones that shift with the light, measuring 11.5 inches long, 2 inches wide, and 2 inches tall — the kind of footprint that fits a windowsill without claiming the whole ledge. Lilies, snapdragons, and roses land in the curve and stay where they were placed, which means the arrangement survives dinner and the morning after. The curve is structural, not decorative. It does the work so you never have to pretend you know how. The Arch keeps its curve because the glass was guided while warm, and the studio sends each one individually.
