One flower vase

Our handcrafted Copper Flower Frogs are an aesthetically considered take on a utilitarian design mechanic. Used to space stems out and hold them in place, they pair perfectly with our Ceramic Cylinder Vase and the Ikebana Vase. Can also be used to secure your blooms in any home vase, mason jar or vessel. Made of pure copper, they will patina gracefully over time. Set includes one small & one medium copper flower frog. Small: 3" D . Medium: 4" D Designed by The Floral Society

— a study on Gerberas and shapes… featuring a special guest in the last picture ✨ Minimalist allure in full bloom. One-type-of-flower arrangements: clean lines + contemporary charm. From gran en masse displays to delicate settings, each stem, petal and shape is pure inspiration. #gerbera #pinkgerbera #weddingflorals #weddingflorist #italianflorist #tuscanyflorist #tuscanywedding #pugliawedding #venicewedding

As delighted as I always am when someone gives me a gorgeous bouquet of ranunculus, or daisies, or tea roses, my joy is always tinged with the tiniest bit of sadness. It isn’t that I don’t appreciate the gift — because I definitely do (note to S.O.: Peonies are still my favorite, thanks!). It’s more that I can’t seem to stop my mind from time-traveling a few days into the future when my bouquet’s beautiful blooms begin to fade.

Bouquet of lillies flowers in glass vase

I’m sure you have seen this type of floral arrangements trending recently, and it is just absolutely breathtaking. The ikebana style uses several different tools to achieve it’s look, one of them being a flower frog, which is used to hold the flowers up straight without leaning against the edge of a

Unfamiliar with the Japanese floral art of Ikebana? Let us fill you in on where to start.

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