Seven small, stylized Club Vases by Henry Holland are arranged in two rows, each uniquely decorated with patterns like polka dots, ruffles, stars, chains, spikes, and plaid—celebrating bold and varied fashion-inspired designs.

Henry Holland

Club Vase

£600

A range of limited-edition, handmade vases by Henry Holland. Exclusive to House of Voltaire. 

Edition Size

Each design is made as an edition of 10

Finishing

Hand finished ceramic with matt and gloss glazes

Each piece is hand-finished and made-to-order

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    The Henry Holland Club Vase is a limited-edition, T-shirt-shaped piece with a ribbed collar, pale green glaze, and raised orange dots. Handmade with a smooth, glossy finish, this vase stands upright for a unique display.
    The Club Vase by Henry Holland is a black ceramic sculpture shaped like a short-sleeved T-shirt with a ribbed collar and two metallic nipple piercings, reflecting his bold style. The background is plain white.

    Image courtesy of the designer

    About The Artwork

    The collection is a tale of two cities: Berlin and London, each with a distinct creative energy and influence. The Berlin vases draw on the city's infamous sex club scene, particularly the mythology surrounding Berghain. These irreverent pieces are finished in a tactile matte black glaze reminiscent of rubber. The London vases take a brighter, more nostalgic tone. Referencing the work of Leigh Bowery and the lost vibrancy of London’s once-thriving nightlife, the designs celebrate the spaces that helped shape Holland’s career. “The dancefloor was the great democratiser, it gave me access to collaborators and confidence at a time when I was just a fashion journalist dreaming of becoming a designer.”

    About Henry Holland

    Henry Holland (b. 1983, Manchester) is a British designer known for his bold and colourful aesthetic. Holland began his career working in fashion journalism before rising to fame in 2006 with a series of slogan t-shirts that referenced fashion designers. In 2008, he launched House of Holland, a label known for vibrant prints and pop culture references. Holland has collaborated with brands such as Levi’s and Speedo, and has appeared on TV as a presenter and judge. After closing his fashion label in 2020, Holland has shifted to ceramics and homeware, creating colourful pieces for Liberty, Paul Smith, Harlequin and others. Holland continues to influence British design across multiple fields.