Vase inspired by the Ikebana technique and the flower called bird of paradise, which seeks that the user through the creation of an arrangement of flowers can relax.
The Ikebana technique
There are certain rules to make an Ikebana. For example, the flowers must always face upwards, as they should point to the sky. While the second stem symbolizes the man. Finally, the tertiary stem represents the earth, and is inserted towards the front or slightly towards the opposite side of the base of the first two.
The Ikebana technique
There are certain rules to make an Ikebana. For example, the flowers must always face upwards, as they should point to the sky. While the second stem symbolizes the man. Finally, the tertiary stem represents the earth, and is inserted towards the front or slightly towards the opposite side of the base of the first two.
Kado
Size: 10 cm wide x 22 cm high x 10 cm deep.
Materials: White onyx stone with smoke-colored borosilicate and transparent borosilicate rods.
Size: 10 cm wide x 22 cm high x 10 cm deep.
Materials: White onyx stone with smoke-colored borosilicate and transparent borosilicate rods.
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