CHIVE ‘Caterpillar’ Bubble Bud Vase for Centerpieces — 6 Hole Multi Chamber Clear Glass Flower Vase for Short Flowers — Small, 10.25” Long

Really cute. Perfect for small flowers and dandelions the kids bring to me.

These vases were so much smaller than expected. What was more frustrating was the way they were packed but this was done by Amazon. This item is unique and and an unusual gift. Jessie's Flower Shop was so willing to replace what was broken, even though it was not their fault. Thank you for the wonderful customer service.

I revamped our kitchen window with cute curtains, instead of blinds. Put this gem on the ledge. It's very cool & adds that nice pop of eclectic vibe. LOVE IT!!!

Absolutely loved these vases. I bought the large version with 4 bubbles. The listed dimensions are a little off - the length is actually 15.2", but I actually liked this better :) The bulbs are connected by channels, so water flows from one bulb to the other. I bought an everyday bouquet and was able to fill two large caterpillar vases for Mother's Day. Vase would also be great for pothos or green onions (1-2 stems per bulb). Minus one star for sturdiness, because the glass is thin, marginally thicker than that of a light bulb.

Sorry this is such a late review - I am cleaning out my e-mails and just came upon one related to the caterpillar vase. Unfortunately, this base was broken in the box upon arrival. I didn't have time to attend to a review because of a sick parent. Maybe I will order sometime again. It was so cute online

This *little* vase is really cute but it is crazy small so know that before buying. Small as in appropriate for the dandelions my kids loved to pick when they were little. Or the miniature roses someone else suggested. Maybe even for propagating/rooting (small!) succulents. Perfect for placement on a standard size windowsill and artsy enough to look good with just a few (small!) blooms. I like it, but I suspect the larger one would be more useful to me; however, I don't like the look of the four "bubbles" (I'd prefer either three or five). I'm a fan of Chive products but I have to say I think they are quite overpriced. If you are on the fence, I'd suggest passing on these because you'd likely be disappointed. If you love it, you might be able to overlook the price.

As others have stated, this is a very small vase. It's actually a bud vase, not a flower vase, so the title is deceiving. It's designed to have each "bubble" hold a single, small flower. You can't put six gerbera daisies in this (they're too large/heavy), but you could put six wild daisies or six black-eyed susans. I got this for my mom on Mother's Day and she keeps it on the windowsill in her kitchen with cut wildflowers from her garden.It is glass, not plastic, and fairly thin so you'll have to be gentile with it. Mine arrived poorly packed in just a padded envelope but surprisingly it was undamaged.

I found a similar glass flower vase at Marshalls. It was love at first sight. However there were only three connected vases and they were small. It was a constantly complimented accessory on my dining table. I cherished it and one night a dinner party guest accidently bumped it with a serving dish and it broke. You know the way it is at Marshalls, I never found another one again. A year has passed and I 'googled' it often but didn't know how to describe it. At last I think googled 'connected vases' and voila up came the 'Caterpillar' vase. it's a bit bigger than the last one but that's a good thing, it's easier to put the flower stems in. As a dining table accessory (or anywhere else) it's a dramatic pop of color with just a few flowers! SO glad I found it.