Fritz Hansen Ikebana Vases

FRITZ HANSEN - A beautiful, simple vase design inspired by the Japanese art of ikebana and created by Jaime Hayon and Fritz Hansen. Discover Ikeru

Fritz Hansen Ikebana Vase - Large Brass – Woodland Mod

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Fritz Hansen Ikebana Vase

Design Jaime Hayon for Fritz Hansen Concept Ikebana Vase Long allows you to arrange your flowers so they appear lovely and natural. The Japanese word ‘Ikebana’ means ‘living flowers’, and this is an ancient floral arrangement technique. The old tradition is characterised by an airiness between the stems that is filled with leaves and greenery. The two plates of the vase are designed to make it easy to arrange your flowers in a chic and decorative way.

Fritz Hansen - Ikebana Vase Long

Fritz Hansen Ikebana Vase by Jaime Hayon

Fritz Hansen's Ikebana vases designed by Jaime Hayón

Design Jaime Hayon for Fritz Hansen Concept Ikeru Vase is inspired by ‘Ikebana’, which is Japanese and means ‘living flowers’. This is an ancient floral arrangement technique that focuses on creating space between the stems. The Ikeru vase allows you to arrange your flowers individually in the vertical metal tube. Pour water into the glass tray at the bottom to keep your flowers fresh.

Fritz Hansen - Ikeru Vase High, Dusk Blue

Design Jaime Hayon for Fritz Hansen Concept Ikebana Vase Large allows you to arrange your flowers so they appear lovely and natural. The Japanese word ‘Ikebana’ means ‘living flowers’, and this is an ancient floral arrangement technique. The old tradition is characterised by an airiness between the stems that is filled with leaves and greenery. The two plates of the vase are designed to make it easy to arrange your flowers in a chic and decorative way.

Fritz Hansen - Ikebana Vase Large

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Fritz Hansen Ikebana vase, small, brass

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