A pink ceramic or resin vase in human heart-organ shape, medium size (6.2" × 4.2"), designed for cut flowers or desktop display. The vessel takes a purely functional object—the flower vase—and renders it as anatomical statement: living flesh transformed into glossy, displayable form. The tension between the organ's biological vulnerability and its role as a container for blossoms creates the weirdness: something morbid becomes decorative, something decorative becomes unsettling.
Field notes from 239 prior accessions average 4.1/5 stars, confirming both visual appeal and display satisfaction. Limitation: material composition (ceramic, resin, or hybrid) isn't specified, glaze finish details and surface texture aren't described, water-tightness and drainage for actual floral use versus display-only status isn't clarified, and color variation or finish options remain unclear—confirm material, finish, and intended use (fresh-water vessel vs. display-only) with the seller before purchase.
