Paros Cone Vase

A single cone of steel, mirror-polished and destined for a chorus of calla lilies. Three cabochons of marbled black stone interrupt the shine, placed with the precision of buttons on a coat.

Named for Paros, the Greek island whose marble built temples, it has that same cool, quarried gravity, just distilled into something that could hold a single stem or command an entire console on its own. It's made in Istanbul, where the shine you see is a plating tradition passed down through generations of family workshops — the same hand-finishing once reserved for silverware, now given to a single sculptural form.