The flower vase with the shape number "725B" by Hedwig Bollhagen combines simple elegance with harmonious proportions. With a height of 25 cm and a diameter of 15 cm, it is ideal for medium-sized bouquets or long-stemmed flowers. Thanks to its slightly flared silhouette, the stems stand securely and the blooms unfold harmoniously. This vase is a versatile decorative element for shelves, sideboards, or dining tables. To match, there is the smaller HBW 725A (21 cm high) and the larger HBW. 725C (31 cm high), which can be perfectly complemented depending on the occasion and room. Made in the Hedwig Bollhagen workshops in Marwitz, which have stood for traditional craftsmanship since 1934, this vase can be combined with other handcrafted plant pots, Vases, flower rings and Decorative bowls harmoniously combine.
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