Vases, Bowls, and Decorative Vessels

Custom Antique Hammered Copper Pitcher Vase

Custom Antique Hammered Copper Pitcher Vase is a handcrafted copper vase designed in a classic pitcher silhouette with a warm antique patina finish. Each piece is individually hammered from solid copper by skilled artisans, featuring a graceful spout, curved handle, and textured body that evokes traditional hospitality vessels. The antique patina gives the vase an aged, collected-over-time appearance that adds character to any floral display. Ideal for rustic, farmhouse, or eclectic interiors.

Dimensions Height: 40 cm, Diameter: 25 cm
SKU EN-VAS-CPR-VBT-D25H40
Production Lead Time Estimated production time is around 1-2 weeks, depending on size details and finishing.
Price Available on Request Pricing varies based on your custom sizing, material thickness, and finish options.
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Product Details

Custom Antique Hammered Copper Pitcher Vase revives the classic water pitcher form as a distinguished flower vase, handcrafted from solid copper with the warm, aged patina that only traditional metalworking can achieve. Each vase is a substantial piece that makes a statement whether filled with wildflowers, dried botanicals, or standing empty as a sculptural object. The forming process begins with a flat copper disc that master artisans transform through traditional hammering techniques. The pitcher shape is among the most challenging vessel forms—the body must swell generously for visual presence while maintaining a graceful neck and functional pouring spout. The handle is forged separately from copper rod, shaped while hot over a mandrel to achieve the perfect curve, then attached with decorative copper rivets that become visual accents. The spout receives special attention: it must be subtle enough to not overwhelm the silhouette yet functional in form. Artisans form the spout by gently pulling and shaping the copper at the rim, creating a slight pour point that echoes the vase's pitcher heritage. The rim is rolled for a finished edge that provides visual closure and structural rigidity. The antique patina is applied through a controlled chemical process that creates deep, warm tones—rich browns with undertones of burnt sienna and subtle verdigris highlights in recessed areas. Artisans build the patina in layers, selectively buffing high points to reveal brighter copper beneath, simulating a century of careful handling. Multiple coats of clear lacquer seal the patina and allow for easy maintenance. Each vase is fitted with a protective felt base and carefully balanced for stable display. Custom options include spout shape variations, handle styles (rope-twist, smooth curve, or angular modern), patina color direction, and interior tinning for fresh flower use.

Customization Options

  • size
  • carving motif
  • color finish
  • material thickness

Finish Options

  • antique copper
  • natural copper
  • dark patina
  • polished copper

Recommended Use Cases

  • living room
  • hotel lobby
  • villa interior
  • office desk
  • restaurant decor

Tags

#copper flower vase#hammered copper vase#pitcher motif vase#custom copper vase#copper handcraft#interior decoration

Care Instructions

Caring for the Antique Patina

The antique patina finish is sealed with clear lacquer and should be treated as a delicate surface. Dust regularly with a soft, dry cloth or brush. Never use copper polish, vinegar, lemon juice, or commercial metal cleaners—these will strip the patina irreversibly. If the vase develops fingerprints or minor smudges, wipe gently with a barely damp cloth and dry immediately. Avoid placing the vase in direct sunlight, which can cause the patina colors to fade unevenly over time.

Handle & Spout Care

The copper handle is both functional and decorative—always support the vase body when lifting by the handle to avoid stressing the rivet attachment points. The spout area is particularly delicate; avoid bumping the spout against hard surfaces. When washing, pay attention to the crevices where the handle meets the body, as moisture can become trapped there. Dry these junction points thoroughly with a cotton swab if needed.

Using as a Flower Vase

For fresh flower arrangements, use a separate water container or water-holding floral foam inserted into the vase rather than filling the copper body directly. Even with lacquer protection, prolonged water contact inside the vase can eventually compromise the finish. For dried or artificial arrangements, no water protection is needed. The pitcher shape accommodates generous bouquets—trim stems at an angle for better water uptake in the separate container.

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