Japanese Ikebana Kenzan Flower Support Holder Vtg Arrangement Tool Kado 2pc KZ77 furoshiki Its distinctive green-and-black striped design

Its distinctive green-and-black striped design features a high bottom shape and a Kozan kiln pottery sticker on its side

possibly a pink peony

Matching wooden box 14 cm long x 26 cm wide x 47 cm tall

Issued in 1972

Approx: 25 cm long x 26

Japanese Ikebana Kenzan Flower Support Holder Vtg Arrangement Tool Kado 2pc KZ77 furoshiki Its distinctive green-and-black striped designJapanese Ikebana Kenzan Flower Support, Flower Holder Kad is a traditional Japanese art where flowering plants and tree branches are arranged in a vase. It is a form of decorative art where blossoms, stems, and leaves are secured on kenzan (a needlepoint holder) in a vase. In the general style of ikebana, a kenzan (needle point holder) is placed in the vase with water, flowering plants and branches of trees are secured on it, and the length and shapes