What to Expect: Natural Characteristics of Our Book Vases

Each of our book vases is carefully crafted with great attention to detail. Due to the multi-step manufacturing process, slight natural characteristics may occasionally appear. These are considered a normal part of the crafting process and do not affect the functionality or overall beauty of the vase.

1. Acrylic Book Vases

Some of the following characteristics may occasionally appear and are considered normal:
  • Slight curvature along the spine: The gentle curve beneath the spine of the book-inspired vase, as shown in the product photos, is a natural result of the acrylic molding process and is not considered a defect.
  • Minor faint scratches: Small surface marks may occur during the heat-bending process of the acrylic sheets.
  • Small air bubbles: Tiny bubbles may occasionally appear during the adhesive bonding process.

 

2. Ceramic Book Vases

Our ceramic book vases are handcrafted, so you may occasionally notice some of the following natural characteristics:
  • Small white spots on the bottom edge of the vase.
  • Tiny holes for ventilation on the surface.
  • The outer edge of the bottle may be slightly unevenly glued.
  • Minor, short scratches.
  • A small crack inside the vase (rest assured, this will not cause any leakage).
  • Small white spots on the body of the vase.
  • Tiny spots of excess or missing porcelain.

We always ensure these details do not significantly impact the vase’s appearance or functionality. If you notice any of these minor characteristics, we hope you’ll understand that they are natural results of the materials and production process used to create each vase. Thank you for your understanding and support!