COQUILLE LARGE VASE OCTANE
If the Peacock Green Coquille evokes the depths of a tropical lagoon, the COQUILLE LARGE VASE OCTANE edition captures the surface — all blazing light, electric movement, and pure chromatic energy. The most vivid and immediately arresting variant in Elena Trevisan’s Coquille collection, the Octane is a vase that stops a room in its tracks.
The familiar rounded body, clothed from base to neck in its signature raised overlapping shell scales in Art Deco arrangement, is here glazed in a striking electric teal — a saturated, high-voltage blue-green that sits somewhere between the clarity of a swimming pool at noon and the iridescence of a kingfisher in flight. The mirror-polished gloss finish amplifies the colour to its absolute maximum: light ricochets off each raised scale crest with intense brilliance, while pooling in the ribbed hollows in a deeper, more saturated shade that adds remarkable three-dimensional visual depth to the already powerfully sculptural surface.
The Octane vase sculpture is the variant that most visibly celebrates the shell’s relationship with the sea — the colour carries an immediate, instinctive association with salt water, tropical shallows, and the kinds of iridescent shells the Coquille collection was born from. In any interior, it brings an unmistakable energy and vitality that its more restrained siblings deliberately hold back.
Display alone or combine with the Gold, Green, Black, or Matt White Coquille variants for a curated collection grouping.
Part of the Coquille Collection by Villari. Designed by Elena Trevisan. Handmade in Italy.
Key Features
- Collection: Coquille
- Designer: Elena Trevisan
- Inspired by: The geometric beauty of overlapping seashells in Art Deco style
- Material: Handmade porcelain
- Colour / Finish: Mirror-polished electric teal (Octane) glaze throughout
- Decoration: Full-body raised overlapping shell scale motif in Art Deco arrangement
- Origin: Handmade in Italy
Dimensions
- Height: 30 cm
- Diameter: 25 cm

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