Decorative Obelisk Haich II in Porcelain with Floral Painting and Detailed Base, 73cm

The Haich II Decorative Obelisk combines porcelain with hand painting and metal trim at the base and top. Its 73 cm vertical form adds presence on consoles, bookcases and side tables, while the blue floral design on a yellow background brings contrast and an ornamental look to the arrangement.

The piece features a square base, a tapered body and worked details that emphasize its decorative character. It performs well on its own or beside books, boxes and other objects of varying heights.

• Main material: porcelain
• Finish: hand painting and metal details
• Dimensions: 16 x 21 x 73 cm
• Weight: 3.78 kg

Form and composition

The obelisk follows a slim, elongated silhouette with a pointed top and a marked base. These proportions help create height variation on low furniture and shelving without requiring a large arrangement.

Decorative finish

The porcelain surface features a blue floral painting distributed along the body and base. Metal details add textural contrast and frame the piece at key points such as the base, the central area and the top.

The Haich II Decorative Obelisk can be used on consoles, bookcases, side tables and living-room compositions. Given its height, it acts as a vertical element alongside books, trays and decorative boxes.

It can also be placed alone in niches or on support surfaces when the goal is to highlight a striking shape without occupying a large base area.

Clean with a dry or slightly damp cloth. Avoid abrasive products and direct impacts, especially on painted areas and on the metal details.

When positioning the piece, choose stable, level surfaces.

What is the piece's main material?

The main material is porcelain, with hand painting and metal details in the finish.

What are the obelisk's measurements?

It measures 16 cm wide, 21 cm deep and 73 cm high.

Where can it be used?

It is recommended for consoles, bookcases, side tables, large coffee tables and decorative compositions in living rooms and entry halls.

How should I clean it?

Use a dry or slightly damp cloth, avoiding abrasive sponges and products that could wear the painting and the finish.