ReValued Vase - Geometric
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ReValued Vase – Geometric
Handcrafted from upcycled ROKU Gin bottles by Cindy Poole Glass Artist, Esperance WA
Product Highlights
- ♻️ From Waste to Purpose – Repurposed ROKU glass bottles transformed into contemporary, functional décor
- 🧩 Geometric Hexagonal Form – Retains the bottle’s iconic six-sided shape and embossed Japanese botanical motifs
- ✨ Artisanal Transformation – Handcrafted in the Esperance glass gallery using environmentally conscious, kiln-formed processes
- 🖋️ Customisable Design – Personalise with your logo, imagery, or message for a unique home or business accent
- 🏡 Sustainable Statement Piece – Ideal for fresh flowers, dried arrangements, or as a sculptural standalone vessel
Description
Experience the beauty of thoughtful renewal with the ReValued Geometric Vase, a modern statement piece crafted from repurposed ROKU Gin bottles. Each bottle carries a story rooted in Japanese tradition — its hexagonal form symbolising “ROKU,” or six, represented through the six embossed botanicals used in crafting the gin.
This sustainable vase completes the “full circle” of purpose by transforming a once-discarded vessel into a striking, eco-conscious home décor piece. Handcrafted in Cindy Poole’s Esperance Glass Gallery, it captures both elegance and environmental responsibility.
Perfect for homes, offices, boutique spaces, and conscious gifting, the Geometric Vase can also be customised with your chosen logo, message, or imagery — offering a refined personal or branded touch.
Each vase is a testament to regeneration, craftsmanship, and the artistry of giving materials a second life.
Specifications
Size: Hexagonal vessel, approximately 9 cm diameter × 14 cm tall
Notes
*To design a custom vase or enquire about bottle suitability, please contact Cindy Poole Glass Artist to discuss your options.
Ordering a ring online but unsure about your size? Here's a quick and easy way to measure your finger at home — no special tools needed.
How to Measure Your Ring Size
All you need: a strip of paper (or string), a pen, and a ruler (in millimetres).
- Wrap the paper or string snugly around the base of the finger you'd like to wear the ring on.
- Mark the point where it overlaps to complete the circle.
- Measure the length from the start to the mark in millimetres — this is your finger circumference.
- Match your measurement to the chart below to find your size.
Tips for an Accurate Measurement
- Measure at the end of the day when fingers are at their largest.
- Avoid measuring when your hands are cold — fingers shrink in cool temperatures.
- Measure 2–3 times to confirm your result.
- If you fall between two sizes, size up for comfort — especially for wider bands.
📏 Between sizes? We recommend sizing up for the perfect fit. For wider bands (4 mm+), sizing up is especially important as they fit more snugly on the finger.
Watch our quick video demo: view on Instagram.
Australian & US Ring Size Conversion Chart
Still Not Sure?
I'm happy to help you find the right size before you order. Each piece is handcrafted to your size, so getting it right matters. Get in touch and I'll guide you through it — no rush, no pressure.