Its figure-of-eight silhouette and layered green glazing create genuine visual depth, evoking jade rather than mass-produced ceramics. The antique green tone works beautifully in collected, lived-in interiors: pair it with brass accents in a study, or let it anchor a side table in a bedroom with natural textiles. Fair warning: ceramic requires careful handling, and the sculptural form means it reads as decor first, task lighting second—position it where ambiance matters more than directed light.