Decorative Jar Marri in Porcelain with Geometric Lid, 41 cm

The Marri decorative jar pairs porcelain with a high-contrast geometric pattern. Standing 41 cm tall with a cylindrical form and lid, it suits consoles, bookcases, credenzas and side tables, working well on its own or in arrangements with books, trays and other decorative objects.

The surface features a repeated motif in dark lines over a light ground, creating visual rhythm and emphasizing the piece’s volume. The lid follows the same graphic treatment as the body, reinforcing a cohesive look.

• Material: porcelain
• Height: 41 cm
• Width: 19 cm
• Depth: 19 cm
• Weight: 1.98 kg

Form and visual presence

The elongated cylindrical shape favors vertical compositions and helps occupy the height of a surface without requiring a large footprint. This makes it a good choice for niches, console corners, side tables and shelves with few elements.

Geometric pattern

Diamonds and graphic motifs create a more structured read, with strong contrast between light and dark. This finish pairs well with neutral schemes, wood, glass and metal, and with arrangements that include other pieces of simpler lines.

Decorative lid

The lid completes the jar’s design and contributes to the final look. Even when used as a single highlight, the continuity of the pattern across body and lid keeps the composition visually cohesive.

Recommended for decorative use indoors. For cleaning, use a soft, dry cloth. Avoid abrasive products and prolonged contact with moisture to preserve the porcelain finish.

At 41 cm tall, it works best on surfaces with free vertical space, where the shape can be appreciated in full.

Is this jar sold with a lid?

Yes. The piece includes a lid in the same material and with the same decorative language as the body.

What are the product dimensions?

The jar measures 41 cm in height, 19 cm in width and 19 cm in depth.

What material is it made of?

The product is made of porcelain.

Where can this piece be used?

It can be used on consoles, bookcases, credenzas, side tables and in entry halls as a decorative focal point.