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Hana is inspired by Ikebana, the ancient Japanese art of flower arranging. Artfully position stems upright thanks to its central holderor kenzan, which can be removed to allow for a more traditional arrangement.  * Dimensions: H14.5 x 14 cm * Material: Glazed stoneware

Audo Copenhagen - Hana Ikebana Vase, Medium Ochre

Used for ikebana flower displays, these Kenzan are becoming increasingly popular for western style flower arranging, doing away with foam completely. The brass pins are strong enough for woody material, as well as soft green and grass stems.   Go the whole way with the discipline of the traditional ikebana schools - Ohara, Ikenobo etc, or head off-piste and do your own thing. The spiky bases hold woody and green stalks, in any position you want. Make criss-cross cuts into the bottom of larger twigs, to stick them in easier. Lower into water in saucers or dishes, and top up daily.  Use the straightener to straighten any bent pins.  Available in Mini, Small, Medium and Large also in rectangular shapes.   Size: D 80mm

Niwaki - 80mm Large Kenzan For Ikebana Flower Arrangements

Kenzan - Cut Flower Supports  As we should all be trying to cut back on our use of single use products so a reliance on florist's oasis in flower arranging should go out of the window. One substitute to oasis is a scrunched up ball of wide gauge chicken wire but these Japanese cut flower supports are a step up from that.  They look a bit like torture devices, or a bed of nails, for a very small scale circus. Sharp brass pins sit closely together in a weighty metal base and can support both woody stems and also softer green stalks. Large woody sections can be held by firstly making small cross cuts in the base of the woody section.  The kenzan then sits in the bottom of your vase or saucer and is covered with water. If you are using a saucer, or vessel where the kenzan is visible, you can then cover the top of the spikes with moss to disguise the spikes . . . but not in a booby trap way.  The supports come in 4 different sizes (three circular and one long one) and are individually boxed

Niwaki - Extra Large Kenzan Cut Flower Supports

Niwaki - Long Kenzan Cut Flower Supports

Used for ikebana flower displays, these Kenzan are becoming increasingly popular for western style flower arranging, doing away with foam completely. The brass pins are strong enough for woody material, as well as soft green and grass stems.   Go the whole way with the discipline of the traditional ikebana schools - Ohara, Ikenobo etc, or head off-piste and do your own thing. The spiky bases hold woody and green stalks, in any position you want. Make criss-cross cuts into the bottom of larger twigs, to stick them in easier. Lower into water in saucers or dishes, and top up daily.  Use the straightener to straighten any bent pins.  Available in Mini, Small, Medium and Large also in rectangular shapes.   Size: D 61mm

Niwaki - Kenzan For Ikebana Flower Arrangements Medium 61mm

Niwaki - Large Kenzan Cut Flower Supports

Shell Planter Verde  This planter or vase by Terrace and Garden reminds me of the mid-century ceramics made in the UK by companies such as Sylvac.  The green colour of this piece is similar to the tone of glaze used by Sylvac on their hyacinth range.  This piece is more solid than those ceramics and has a thicker body. It could therefore easily be used as a planter for houseplants but will need some care to avoid overwatering as it has no drainage holes. If you were using it as a vase you could use it in conjunction with the long kenzan from Niwaki.  The glaze is applied thickly so has distinctive individual marks on it from one piece to another where the glaze has bubbled, this adds to the character of the piece.  Measurements:  Height: 14.5cm Length: 28cm Depth (front to back): 13.5cm

Terrace And Garden - Shell Planter Verde

Niwaki - Medium Kenzan Cut Flower Supports

Used for ikebana flower displays, these Kenzan are becoming increasingly popular for western style flower arranging, doing away with foam completely. The brass pins are strong enough for woody material, as well as soft green and grass stems.   Go the whole way with the discipline of the traditional ikebana schools - Ohara, Ikenobo etc, or head off-piste and do your own thing. The spiky bases hold woody and green stalks, in any position you want. Make criss-cross cuts into the bottom of larger twigs, to stick them in easier. Lower into water in saucers or dishes, and top up daily.  Use the straightener to straighten any bent pins.  Available in Mini, Small, Medium and Large also in rectangular shape.   Size: 115mm x 33mm

Niwaki - Kenzan Pins For Ikebana Flower Arrangements Long

Outside In: A Year of Growing and Displaying - Sean A. Pritchard  Sean A. Pritchard is the Instagram champion of making a teetering pile of books look desirable! Through his social media presence he has shown the interior of his home and caused many (me included) to hanker after dropped petals, lustreware bowls and jar after jar of in-season flowers.  If you want to go after the whole look then this book will give you the guidance and encouragement to do so; however you can also just steal elements of his advice and bring them into your home. One of the things that Sean has done with his depictions of his own home is show that there is a beauty to flowers at all stages of their life cycle and that a slightly straggly pelargonium has its own easy elegance.  His advice ranges on what to use to show off your flowers, and how to use flower supports (such as the Niwaki kenzan) to enable you to make use of vessels other than a standard vase or jug. He also gives advice on what to grow, when 

Octopus Publishing - Outside In: A Year Of Growing And Displaying - Sean A. Pritchard

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CHIMI

The sleek 02 ski goggles are designed for an optimized visual experience in all weather conditions. With the possibility to easily swap lenses during changes in weather conditions, our ski goggles feature interchangeable magnetic Carl Zeiss Vision lenses that enhance contrast and color with 100% UV protection. Between a sunny after-ski and an incoming snow storm, the view will always be clear. Hard case and pouch bag included.

CHIMI - 02 Black - Ski Goggles

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Make your own custom barcode labels. Our labels are printed on a PP-film with full-color printing and are available in white, transparent, or silver finish. Our barcode labels are suitable for both manual and machine labeling. They are made using continuous backing material wrapped around a cardboard spool. We offer label cutlines in square, rectangle, circle, oval, die cut (contour-cut), and with rounded corners.