Kosta Boda Meadow Fall Wide Vase

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The Kosta Boda Meadow Fall Wide Vase brings a quiet, luminous beauty to any space—think fresh-cut fields and golden hour light refracted through crystal. Designed by Sara Persson, the vase feels substantial in hand, with weighty clarity and a generous silhouette that lets nature do most of the talking. Its artisan-inspired curves recall a meadow at full bloom—expansive, wild, and effortlessly elegant—while the gleam of pure crystal amplifies stems, leaves, or even the simplicity of empty space.

At just over seven inches wide, the Meadow Fall vase is versatile by intention—it makes a statement with an armful of peonies but feels just as artful with a pared-back branch. Its generous opening is forgiving of lush bouquets but doesn’t overwhelm more minimal arrangements, and the substantial base keeps everything anchored, whether perched on a credenza or slid onto a sunny sill. This is the sort of object that catches daylight and mood shifts alike; it transitions easily from centerpiece to quiet accent, always with that crystalline Kosta Boda clarity. Sara Persson’s eye for organic lines gives it a softness rare in utilitarian vessels.

Kosta Boda’s place in the world of modern glassware is defined by poetic minimalism and Swedish design heritage—a cool girl’s approach to home, always unfussy, always considered. The Meadow Fall Wide Vase feels utterly in step with the quiet maximalism moment, where artful objects and everyday use are never mutually exclusive.