2PCS Japanese Ikebana Essential Tool Set [ Brass Kenzan + Sand Beige Vase ]

【Set Include】
1 of Ikebana Vase
1 of Brass Kenzan
- All made in Japan

【Specifications】
・Brass Kenzan
Size: 2.4 x 2.4 x 0.82" (61 x 61 x 21mm)
Weight: 0.5lbs (247g)
Pin frog Size: 1/16"(1.4mm) in diameter, 1/2"(13mm) in height
Number of Needles: 168

・Ikebana Vase
Size: L 125 × W 125 × H 48 mm (L 4.92 × W 4.92 × H 1.89 inch)
Weight: 252 g (8.89oz)
Material: Ceramic
Origin: Japan (Mizunami, Gifu prefecture)

【100% Made in Japan Ikebana Floral Vase】
Real Japanese ikebana tool kit made by local artisans from the cities of Sanjo, Niigata Prefecture (kenzan pin frog) and Mizunami, Gifu prefecture (flower vase). The vase is made in mino ware ceramic pottery style, which was developed more than 1300 years and it is a protected traditional craft characterized by the innovative glaze use and its unusual shapes and colors. The kenzan is made following traditional design from ikebana Sogetsu School.

【 Small Sand Beige Glazed Ceramic Suiban】
 Small rounded Sand Beige glazed suiban ikebana vase. The bright color put a lively tone in your room and floral arrangements. 

【Flower Arrangement or Decorative Use】
This Japanese suiban ikebana vase is recommended for moribana style floral arrangement in which kenzan is used to construct naturalistic landscapes (we recommend to use Wazakura Kenzan, sold separately.)
Suitable for fresh bouquets, aquatic plants, moss, greenery silk flowers, home décor, kitchen, bathroom, office, wedding centerpiece, etc

【Brass Kenzan】
With rubber gasket that prevents scratches or damage to your vase.
It keeps your flowers upright, stable and in position while allowing water and nutrient absorption.
It helps water to remain clear for a longer time.

【About Wazakura Japan】
Wazakura Japan began their journey collaborating with Japanese craftsmen with the aim to make easily available authentic bonsai tools, ikebana floral arrangement supplies and accessories overseas and keep traditional Japanese crafts alive. We work with small traditional blacksmith shops and artisans still in business around Japan. Their skills are preserved and passing down to their descendants.