Rosendahl Lyngby Vase, Smoke Grey Mouth-Blown Glass Grooved Design, 9.84" Tonal Cylinder, Gift-Ready Danish Design Essential

For many people, the Lyngby vase combines perfect form and functionality. Over the years, the Lyngby vase has been a real design classic and beautifies so many Danish houses. This is the Lyngby Vase 12 cm made of mouth blown glass with blue mouth. The Lyngby flower pot is available in a variety of colors and sizes.

• Smoke Grey Ribbing: The Lyngby form is defined by disciplined vertical grooves and a clean cylindrical outline that reads as structure rather than ornament. Smoke grey adds a muted, atmospheric depth, letting the ribs register as shadow and reflection instead of shine. The silhouette stays quiet, yet distinctly graphic in the room.
• Handworked Glass Nuance: Crafted in mouth-blown glass, each vase carries minute variation that comes with true handwork, keeping the piece from feeling factory-perfect. The grooved surface creates a refined play of highlights across the grey, shifting as light changes through the day. Hand washing helps maintain clarity, color depth, and the polished finish.
• Generous Capacity: At 9.84" high with a 5.91" diameter, the vase reads substantial on a surface while staying clean and controlled. The opening keeps stems gathered into a more intentional line, helping arrangements look upright and composed. Even empty, the ribbing gives the form a sculptural presence.
• Gift-Ready Finish: Arrives in Lyngby’s gift-ready packaging, so presentation feels resolved straight out of the box. It sits naturally on a console or dining table, adding depth and candle-adjacent warmth with or without flowers. A small cluster of anemones or a few pale ranunculus sharpens the grey tone into something quietly dramatic and composed.
• An Iconic Lineage: Designed by Karakter Copenhagen with the Lyngby groove language distilled into a clear, recognizable gesture. The vase exists across multiple sizes and colors, making grouping feel layered and collected rather than matched. The result is a cohesive design language that carries from room to room over years.