Miniature Vase – 2¼″ Tall Hand-Thrown Stoneware Bud Vase 

Dimensions: Approx. 2¼″ tall x 1″ wide
Listing is for ONE vase

Color Options:

• Lavender/green
• Cream/brown
• Green/purple

These tiny pots are little gems. Each miniature is individually hand thrown on the potters wheel and glazed. People have many different uses for them – curio shelf art, tiny flower vase, toothpick holders, spices, scented oils, mommy pot and much more. They can also be a very nice “small” thank you gift.
I develop and make all my own glazes. I use many layers to achieve a rich and varied finish.

All my pottery is food, dishwasher and microwave safe.
This vase is hand thrown on the potters wheel – sizes may vary.

IF YOU NEED AN EXACT SIZE PLEASE LET ME KNOW.

Shipping & Packaging:

• In-stock and ready to ship in 1–3 business days

• Ships free via USPS First Class, priority shipping available as an upgrade during checkout

• Each piece is carefully wrapped with eco-conscious materials

• Optional gift note and wrapping available at checkout

Because these vases are small and sturdy, they ship affordably and make excellent additions to larger packages. If you’re sending a care box, this makes a perfect little surprise inside.

Delightfully small and full of charm, this Miniature Stoneware Vase is a gentle reminder that beauty often lives in the smallest details. Standing just 2¼ inches tall, each vase is hand-thrown on the wheel, glazed in a soft, watery blend of blue, lavender, and celadon green, and fired to over 2200°F for durability and lasting color. These tiny bud vases are perfect for holding a single bloom, a sprig of herbs, or simply standing alone as a meaningful piece of pottery art.

Handcrafted in our Colorado studio, each piece reflects the heart of slow craft. We make our own clay and glaze from raw materials, shape each vessel by hand, and embrace the natural variations that come from firing in small batches. No molds, no shortcuts—just skilled hands and intentional design.

Learn more about how we make our work:
👉 sarahwelchpottery.com/our-story

A Mini Vase with Many Lives

Whether used in a ritual setting, as a place-setting gift, or as a pocket-sized accent on a windowsill, these little vases are versatile and full of personality. Common uses include:

• Mommy pot holding a single bud, leaf, or tiny wildflower

• Airing out essential oils or diffuser reeds

• Decor for altars, shelves, and desks

• Tea ceremony accents or intention bowls

• Wedding or event favors

• Collector’s item for lovers of mini pottery

The narrow neck and flared lip of each vase give it a graceful silhouette that feels both modern and timeless. These are vases you can hold in your hand like a worry stone—and many customers do exactly that, using them as grounding, decorative objects for their daily spaces.

Product Features:

• 2¼″ tall, approx. 1″ wide at base

• Hand-thrown and high-fired for strength

• Glazed our own rich glazes

• Food-safe, dishwasher-safe, and microwave-safe

• Lead- and cadmium-free

• Handmade in Colorado

Thoughtful Gifting Ideas:

Because of their size and artistry, these vases make especially thoughtful gifts for:

• Weddings and bridal showers

• Teachers, therapists, or coworkers

• Stocking stuffers or thank-you gifts

• Valentine’s or Mother’s Day tokens

• Birthdays and care packages

You can also pair one with a handwritten note, a bundle of dried flowers, or an air plant for a complete gift presentation.

Looking for a set or a bulk order for an event? We love creating cohesive groups of mini vases in this glaze or a custom palette. Let us know your quantity and timeline and we’ll do the rest.

See more of our miniature collection here:
👉 etsy.com/sarahwelchpottery

Handmade in Colorado

Every piece from Sarah Welch Pottery is made by hand—from the clay body to the glaze formula, wheel throwing to final firing. These miniature vases are made with the same attention and care as our larger vessels, intended to bring warmth, creativity, and intention into everyday life.

To read more about the artist and process, visit:
👉 sarahwelchpottery.com/our-story