Corinna Borghese Vase

A Roman-inspired vase that turns an everyday console into a scene worth pausing for. Its wide, scalloped rim opens generously above a rounded bowl carved with a continuous procession of robed classical figures, each fold of drapery caught in high relief. Below, vertical fluting runs through the collar and pedestal to a solid hexagonal base.

Designed to hold flower or to stand alone as sculpture, it anchors console tables, mantels, and dining sideboards in neoclassical and quiet-luxury interiors; in lamplight, the raised figural scene casts the same soft shadows that play across carved stone in old galleries at dusk.

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