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Product Description
VASE WATER FOUNTAIN
A Glazed Vase With a Rough Channel Cut Down the Front
A tall blue glazed vase with a U shaped channel cut into the front face. The outside is smooth and glossy, the inside of the channel is deliberately rough and dark. Water rises at the top, runs down the channel wall, and returns. A warm LED sits at the top edge where the water emerges.
The two surfaces are the design. A smooth glazed vessel is a familiar object. Opening it up to show a coarse unfinished interior sets the two textures against each other, and that contrast is what makes it worth a second look on a console or a shelf.
At 10.6 inches wide and 10.2 deep this is larger than a desk fountain and smaller than a floor piece, which puts it on a hall table, a sideboard, or a wide shelf rather than beside a keyboard.
10.6 in.Width
Blue GlazeFinish
Warm LEDAt The Top
IncludedPump
What Makes This Fountain Different
- Smooth outside, rough inside, and the contrast is the whole object. The exterior is a clean blue glaze that could belong on any ceramic vase. The channel cut into the front exposes a coarse dark interior that looks unfinished on purpose. Most indoor fountains are consistent all over, which means they are pleasant and forgettable. Setting two opposite textures against each other on one small piece is what makes people ask about it rather than walk past it.
- Water from inside, not over the rim. The flow emerges at the top of the channel and runs down within it, so the vase never looks full and overflowing. It looks like a vessel with an opening that happens to carry water, which is quieter and more deliberate.
- Light at the source, not the base. The LED sits at the top edge where the water emerges, so the brightest point is where the movement starts. Base lighting would have lit the bottom of the channel and left the top dark.
- Blue, which is unusual indoors. Most indoor fountains are gray, black, or stone colored because those are safe. A saturated blue glaze is a color decision, which means it needs a wall it agrees with rather than fitting anywhere by default.
What the water sounds like
Very quiet. Water runs down the channel wall in contact with the surface rather than falling clear, so it never lands and there is no impact note. That makes it suitable for a room you work or sleep in, where a cascading tabletop fountain would be too present. It will not mask conversation or traffic. How loud it seems will shift with the water level and whether it stands on a hard surface, which is why a fixed decibel number would tell you nothing useful about your own room.
Quick Specifications
| Design | Tall vase with cut front channel and interior flow |
|---|---|
| Material | Resin |
| Finish | Blue glaze outside, rough dark channel inside |
| Dimensions | 10.6 in. wide, 10.2 in. deep |
| Water flow | Emerges at the top and runs down the channel |
| Lighting | Warm LED at the top edge |
| Pump | Included quiet submersible pump |
| Power | AC plug in |
| Recommended use | Indoor |
Setup, Care, and Warranty
Setup and placement
Fill it, plug it in, done. Set it level, since a tilted vase sends the flow down one edge of the channel rather than evenly through it.
Put something under it. Any indoor fountain throws a small amount of fine spray, and on an untreated wood console that shows over months. A tray or a mat solves it.
Choosing the background
A saturated blue needs a wall that agrees with it. Pale neutrals, white, and warm wood all work. Against a strongly colored or busy wall the glaze competes rather than reads, and the channel detail gets lost.
Water level and daily care
Keep enough water in the reservoir to cover the pump so it never runs dry. A small indoor reservoir drops faster than you expect, particularly with heating on, so check every few days rather than weekly.
Use filtered or distilled water if your tap water is hard. On a glazed surface mineral film shows within weeks rather than months.
Cleaning the glaze
Wipe with a soft cloth and keep abrasives and harsh liquid cleaners off the glaze. In hard water areas a pale film builds where the water runs, and on a dark blue it shows clearly. Clean it before it sets. Rinse the pump every few months, since small pumps clog sooner than large ones.
3-year warranty
This product includes a 3-year warranty. Coverage, claim requirements, and required documents are subject to the warranty policy that applies at the time of purchase. Keep your order confirmation, and contact customer support with your order details if service is needed.
Questions Before You Choose
Is it a desk fountain?
Larger than one. At 10.6 inches wide it takes about the area of a dinner plate and has more presence than a small desk piece, which puts it on a hall table, a sideboard, or a wide shelf rather than beside a keyboard.
Will it suit a modern room?
Yes, if the wall behind it is quiet. The form is simple and the contrast between glaze and rough channel is contemporary. What it needs is a neutral background, since a saturated blue against a busy wall stops being a feature and starts being noise.
How quiet is it?
Among the quietest indoor pieces here. The water stays in contact with the channel wall the whole way down, so nothing falls and nothing lands. People choose this type for a bedroom or a room they work in.
Is it safe around children and pets?
A tall narrow vessel on a table can be pulled over, so keep it back from edges and out of reach of small children and cats. Run the cord where it cannot be pulled. The recirculating water is not intended for drinking.