Decorative Vases

Choose the vase by arrangement height, mouth diameter, base footprint and whether it must safely hold water.

Check glaze, rim, base flatness and water containment on the complete sample, not an isolated material chip. Inspect visible glaze variation and rim quality, then perform a water check where the approved product is intended for fresh flowers. Keep the approved result available for production inspection.

Use shaped top-and-bottom support, protect projecting handles or necks and test the packed vase at the final carton weight.

Judge MOQ at the level of the process that cannot be split economically: body construction, surface treatment, colour, printed pack or component set. For this category, define height, opening, water use and floral stem count before combining the quantities.

Provide the use setting, market, drawings or images, size, material, colour or surface reference, quantity split, label and carton needs, shipping destination and required timing. State the evidence expected for glaze, rim, base flatness and water containment.

Private-label scope may include colour or finish, logo, label, insert and retail packaging. Confirm height, opening, water use and floral stem count first so each requested change can be priced and approved without hiding a new MOQ.

Define the accepted result for glaze, rim, base flatness and water containment on the sample, check it during production where relevant, and verify fragile rims and varied vase silhouettes before shipment release.

The schedule depends on the approved construction, finish, order split and packing method. A sample review exposes changes related to height, opening, water use and floral stem count before they become production delays.