Japanese Kenzan for Flower Arrangement - Black (Flower Frog Pin) Size:2.5" is the result of a

is the result of a trip undertaken to Ballenberg by designers Jasper Morrison and architects David Saik

High-quality wood-free paper prevents ink smears and bleed-through

The design of this glassware has a narrow section allowing for a child to easily grasp the cup without worries of it easily slipping

I never met a straight line I didn’t like tells the fascinating story of Christchurch’s mid-century modern movement by showcasing 12 homes built in Ōtautahi between 1962 and 1973

The Copper Head Peg Hammer also features a solid wood handle

Japanese Kenzan for Flower Arrangement - Black (Flower Frog Pin) Size:2.5" is the result of aAlso called a flower frog, kenzan () literally means "sword mountain" and are devices used in the centuries old Japanese art of flower arrangement, ikebana. A heavy lead plate with erected brass needles where the flower stems are fixed, the spikes pierce through and hold them in place. Introduced by the Moribana style of ikebana, kenzan are often used as an eco friendly alternative to flower foam. Please measure your vessel prior to purchase to ensure