Ceramic Goldfish Wall Vase

It’s a very pretty, minimal wall vase and the goldfish shape is definitely unique. I just wish the top opening were slightly wider so arranging thicker stems would be easier. Works best with slim dried flowers or airy greenery in my opinion.

I rent, so I’m careful what I put on the walls. This is a nice way to get that “styled” look without needing big art pieces, and it doesn’t clash with the landlord’s paint colors. I used removable hooks instead of drilling and it’s holding up fine so far.

The goldfish shape is unique and the ceramic feels solid. My only gripe is I swapped the included hanging hardware for my own heavier-duty anchors because we have kids and I’m paranoid. Once secured, it looks amazing on the wall.

Looks fantastic with faux eucalyptus on my living room wall. I tried filling it with water for fresh flowers and it worked, but I got nervous about splashes and weight on the wall, so now I only use dried or faux. As décor it’s a win.

The vase is really pretty and the white is a true clean white, not cream. Just be aware it’s more of a delicate accent piece than a big statement—it holds a few stems, not a full bouquet. Still happy with it, just wish I had checked the measurements more carefully.

It’s a very pretty, minimal wall vase and the goldfish shape is definitely unique. I just wish the top opening were slightly wider so arranging thicker stems would be easier. Works best with slim dried flowers or airy greenery in my opinion.

I rent, so I’m careful what I put on the walls. This is a nice way to get that “styled” look without needing big art pieces, and it doesn’t clash with the landlord’s paint colors. I used removable hooks instead of drilling and it’s holding up fine so far.

The goldfish shape is unique and the ceramic feels solid. My only gripe is I swapped the included hanging hardware for my own heavier-duty anchors because we have kids and I’m paranoid. Once secured, it looks amazing on the wall.

Looks fantastic with faux eucalyptus on my living room wall. I tried filling it with water for fresh flowers and it worked, but I got nervous about splashes and weight on the wall, so now I only use dried or faux. As décor it’s a win.

The vase is really pretty and the white is a true clean white, not cream. Just be aware it’s more of a delicate accent piece than a big statement—it holds a few stems, not a full bouquet. Still happy with it, just wish I had checked the measurements more carefully.