In terms of materials, lead-free glass, borosilicate glass and art glass are favored by consumers, while lead crystal vases have become a hit in the luxury consumption segment. Products that balance safety, durability and texture have become a key consideration.

Style matching remains the mainstream logic: geometric straight vases are preferred for modern minimalist styles; frosted transparent ones suit Nordic styles; colored glass vases with traditional patterns are ideal for Chinese styles; and gilded embossed designs are popular for French romantic styles.

When selecting, details such as stable bottle bottoms, no obvious bubbles or chipped edges, and uniform color are the criteria for quality judgment. Sizes should match the space and flower types, with a universal rule of pairing tall vases with long-stemmed flowers and wide-mouthed vases with large bouquets.

Data from online platforms shows that the sales volume of mid-to-high-end products that balance adaptability and cost-effectiveness has increased by 28% year-on-year, and the demand for personalized selection has driven the segmented upgrading of the industry.