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A quiet celebration of small moments. The Mini Kenzan brings the charm of a single bloom into your everyday space. Whether it's a wildflower picked on a walk or a stem from your garden, this compact holder transforms it into a subtle…
Designed for a family member so thought I would share. designed in two parts so you can twist it once the flower stems are inside. This allows you to spiral the arrangement.
The model is split into two parts. The two parts are connected using a thread, which lets you twist and adjust the flowers as needed. This simple design makes it easy to create beautiful, flexible arrangements.
Needed a couple for a project, so I decided to make some variations and different sizes. Then I thought why not share the models. In case someone else might need them.
Print 9 pins separately and Barks 1&2 together With PETG for outside use. Join parts and glue them together
Made a straight one and one with a conical brim. The holes have different sizes. You can scale the diameter as you please and even make it thicker or thinner.
A quiet celebration of small moments. The Mini Kenzan brings the charm of a single bloom into your everyday space. Whether it's a wildflower picked on a walk or a stem from your garden, this compact holder transforms it into a subtle…
Design Concept This Ikebana Vase is designed with simplicity and elegance in mind, inspired by the art of traditional Japanese flower arranging. Its minimalist form allows for focus on the natural beauty of the flowers it holds. Purpose…
Design Concept This Ikebana Vase is designed with simplicity and elegance in mind, inspired by the art of traditional Japanese flower arranging. Its minimalist form allows for focus on the natural beauty of the flowers it holds. Purpose…
The Ura Vase is inspired by Ikebana, the Japanese art of flower arranging, which celebrates balance, harmony, and simplicity. Its sculptural form offers a modern interpretation of traditional Ikebana design, creating a calm, mindful focal…
Simple, modern design, with subtle details. Deep enough to submerge a common flower frog, but still has that “shallow” ikebana look. Two styles: round, and elongated. It's important to use slicer settings that will make the vase…
