HolmegaardDesign: Holmegaard
Arrives Nov 18 to 27 to Hungary
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- Dimensions
- Height 16.50 cm · Depth 13 cm · Diameter 12.50 cm
- Material
- Mouth-blown glass
- Weight
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A smaller vase from Holmegaard's Soma series, a tribute to the human form with rounded silhouettes and a characteristic folded collar. This limited version comes in the soft seasonal shades coral and peach.
Mouth-blown and handcrafted from layered, powder-coloured glass, each vase is slightly different. It measures 16.5 cm in height and 12.5 cm in diameter, a practical size for a small bouquet, a few branches or styling with other Soma pieces.
| Brand | Holmegaard |
|---|---|
| Designer | Holmegaard |
| Dimensions | Height 16.50 cm |
| Dimensions | Depth 13 cm |
| Dimensions | Diameter 12.50 cm |
| Material | Mouth-blown glass |
| Item number | 4300325 |
| EAN | 5706423000317 |
- Delivery to Hungary: 1–3 business days (after dispatch).
- 30-day returns.
Compare within the series
This product
Soma Vase H16.5 cm |
Soma Vase H16.5 cm pink/orange |
Soma Vase H22.5 cm |
Soma Vase H22.5 cm light blue/aqua | |
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| Size | ||||
| Size | Height 16.50 cm Depth 13 cm Diameter 12.50 cm | Size (cm): 16.5 (height) x 13 (depth) Diameter: 12.5 cm | Height 22.50 cm Depth 16.50 cm Diameter 16 cm | Size (cm): 22.5 (height) x 16.5 (depth) Diameter: 16 cm |
| Material | ||||
| Material | Mouth-blown glass | Mouth blown glass | Mouth-blown glass | Mouth blown glass |
| Price | ||||
| Price | €49,84 | €58,95 | €63,45 | €63,70 |
Holmegaard
Soma: mouth-blown vases named for the Greek word for body
DesignerHolmegaard
Soma means body in Greek, and this Holmegaard series of mouth-blown vases is shaped by the body's soft curves and imperfect forms. Each piece pairs two colours, inside and out or collar and body, in powder-coloured glass, so no two vases are ever exactly alike.
- Year Holmegaard was founded
- 1825
- Tall vase, Ø 16 cm
- 22.5 cm
- Small vase, Ø 12.5 cm
- 16.5 cm
- Tealight holders, sold in pairs
- Ø 7.5 cm
Every piece unique
Mouth-blown by hand, so shade and shape vary from vase to vase.
Two colours meet
Inside and outside, collar and body wrap around each other in glossy layers.
A nod to heritage
The collar echoes the characteristic forms of Holmegaard's older glass.
Vases and tealights
Two vase heights and a pair of small tealight holders share the same colour pairs.

Shaped by the body
Soma takes the body as a fluid state rather than a template. The vases lean and swell like a figure in motion, and each one has its own silhouette and personality. The name comes from the Greek word for body.

Colour in two layers
The glass is coloured with powder, and each vase combines two tones such as pink with orange or light blue with aqua. The colours meet in glossy surfaces that seem to float around each other.

Made to meet, not match
Soma vases are not meant to be identical. Group a tall and a small vase in different colour pairs, add the tealight holders, and let the differences carry the display. Each colour pair has its own mood.
Materials
- Mouth-blown glass
- Formed by Holmegaard glassblowers, so small bubbles and shifts in colour are part of the piece.
- Powder colour
- Colour is worked into the glass in two tones that meet at the collar.
- Care
- Not dishwasher safe. Wash by hand in lukewarm water and dry with a soft cloth.
Holmegaard was founded in 1825 by Countess Henriette Danneskiold-Samsøe beside the Holmegaard bog near Næstved, Denmark. It has made both mouth-blown and machine-made glass for two centuries and has been part of Rosendahl Design Group since 2008. Soma is a house design.
Using it at home
Is Soma dishwasher safe?
No. Wash it by hand and dry it with a soft cloth.
Why does my vase differ from the photo?
Each vase is mouth-blown and coloured by hand, so shade and form vary slightly.
Which size should I choose?
16.5 cm for short stems on a table, 22.5 cm for taller flowers and branches.
Can I use it without flowers?
Yes. The colour and form are designed to stand alone as a sculptural object.
How is the colour made?
The vases are mouth-blown from powder-coloured glass, with two colours meeting inside and out or at collar and body.
