Japanese Kenzan Vases

Unlike traditional kenzans, these have a black powder-coated, cast-iron cup to house both the brass needles of the kenzan and enough water for your plants. The weighted base makes them heavy enough to support taller floral arrangements, and a rubber bottom prevents scratching and slipping.

The round version, 2" in diameter at its widest point and 1-1/2" tall, can also be used as an insert in woodworking projects (by drilling or turning the same diameter hole). The square version is 1-3/4" wide by 1-1/2" tall.

Kenzans are particularly suited to ikebana, a Japanese style of flower arranging that emphasizes symmetry and simplicity, but they can be used for almost any style of floral arrangement.

Used individually or in a grouping, these high-quality Japanese vases make attractive displays and unique gifts.