No — these are designed for dry stems. Bamboo isn't sealed to hold water; sustained water contact can warp or stain the inside. For pampas, dried flowers, sola wood, wheat, lavender — perfect. For fresh tulips that need water — pick a glass or ceramic vase.

Yes — each is a different silhouette. Round, oval, slim, taller, shorter. The variety is the design language; the mismatch is what makes the grouping look styled rather than uniform.

Maximum 10 cm tall, around 4 cm thick. Sized for low shelves, console tables, side tables, mantles. They're meant to be a grouping at eye-level on a low surface, not a tall floor piece.

Yes — the bamboo has enough weight at the base to stay put under typical dried-stem loads. Pampas plumes, wheat sheaves, sola-wood florals all sit comfortably.

No — bamboo is harder and more impact-resistant than most ceramic vases. They handle a knock that would chip a porcelain piece. Don't drop them on stone, but everyday handling is fine.

Wipe with a soft dry cloth. For stubborn marks, lightly damp cloth — but don't soak. The polished finish keeps dust off mostly.