A hollow low-poly vase with a rim, top heavy shape, and a slightly weighted bottom. I began watching a tutorial, and learned a lot about specific vertices and loop-cuts.
It does not require lighting or lines, though may be more useful with lines on the unlit version. Shrink and morph to your liking, this is ideal for a floor vase but may be useful for flowers, decorative sticks or reeds, small plants, or scrolls. Due to the flared bottom and rimmed top, it may also be useful as the body of a hanging lantern if flipped upside down.
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