Details
Mika brings the full-bellied clay drama. The Mika pot has a round silhouette that feels generous, grounded, and beautifully simple. Brush marks and worked surface texture give the clay body a handmade quality, while the matte gray multi-tone finish adds an aged, weathered feel. Style it as a standalone object, vase, or planter. It knows how to hold attention, standing solo or holding tall stems.
- Full-Bellied Form: A generous round silhouette gives the Mika clay pot a grounded presence that works beautifully on its own, letting the material carry the visual story.
- Worked Clay Surface: Brush marks and surface texture give the clay body a handmade quality, so each piece carries its own character, while keeping the overall look composed.
- Ready To Style: The vessel works as a standalone object, vase, or planter, bringing flexible styling to tables, shelves, and floors, while adding practical purpose to the design.
Dimensions: 16.5in H X 17.5in D X 17.5in W
Material: Clay
Dimensions
Fabric Care
Stash Home Care Guide
Upholstery fabric stays beautiful with steady, gentle habits. Most of our performance weaves are designed to be cleaned with simple water-based methods, and a fast response to spills is the single best thing you can do for any fabric.
Routine Care
- Vacuum upholstery every week or two with a proper upholstery attachment. Dust settles into fabric even when you cannot see it.
- A lint roller lifts surface debris, pet hair and dry soil between vacuuming sessions.
- If small pills appear on textured weaves, remove them gently with a fabric shaver, then finish with a lint roller. Pilling is a normal trait of the fiber, not a defect.
Spills and Spot Cleaning
- Blot liquids right away with a clean white cloth and lift thicker spills off with a spoon before treating the spot. Never rub, which drives stains into the weave.
- Mix a small amount of mild detergent into a cup of lukewarm water, lightly dampen a white cloth and work from the outer edge of the stain toward the center.
- Rinse by blotting with a second cloth dampened in plain water until no soap remains. Leftover residue attracts dirt, so this step matters. Let the fabric air dry completely.
What to Avoid
- Do not use bleach or harsh chemicals unless your specific fabric's tag says otherwise.
- Never oversaturate cushions. Excess moisture can distort texture and leave water rings.
- Keep upholstery out of prolonged direct sunlight and avoid abrasive brushes that can snag yarns.
Long-Term Maintenance
- For an overall refresh or set-in stains, we recommend professional hot-water extraction cleaning, especially on light colors. Delicate blends such as wool, velvet and dry-clean-only weaves should always go to a professional. Check the care tag on your piece for its specific cleaning code.