Set of two Ikebana vases, Vintage Homeware

Gorgeous set of two emerald green vases attributed to Ingrid Glass, Ikebana collection, featuring label Stunning mid-century vintage glassware piece, 60s - 70s Excellent vintage condition, close to no signs of wear H 13.8 cm, base diameter 7 cm (large vase) H 9.5 cm, base diameter 5 cm (smaller vase) Origin: Germany        

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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

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