A small wheel-thrown ikebana. A Suiban shape, with a kenzan or ‘frog’ in the base. This shape can handle tall stems, so have fun with your floral arrangements. Glazed with Padstow clay and Mora Farm ash, with the kenzan glazed with walnut ash Tenmoku, with a swipe of Nuka glaze on the rim.
From the Floral Society: Suiban, which translates to "water basin," is a shallow, flat container that plays a unique role in ikebana. Instead of holding water directly, it is typically used in combination with a kenzan (a metal flower frog) to secure the stems. Suiban vases are often used for the "Moribana" style of ikebana, which emphasises the harmony between the natural elements, such as water, land, and plants.
Specifications:
Size: 6cm height x 10cm wide x 10cm length.
Electric Fired
Padstow clay + Mora Farm ash on the pot, swipe of Nuka on rim. with Walnut Tenmoku on the kenzan.
Please note: This item will be shipped after the 20th of September, once the candle exhibition has closed. Thank you.
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