MICHI-KUSA Oval Decor
MICHI-KUSA oval (Flower vase)
Arranging wild flowers
adds color to a small space
These oval-shaped vases are perfect for small roadside flowers to add color and variety to your everyday surroundings. Mix and match different flowers with the gemstone-colored kenzan bases to create new looks and let your creativity bloom.
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Fits in Small Spaces
Perfect for narrow spaces like windowsills, bookshelves, or bedside tables, allowing you to enjoy ikebana even in compact areas. -
Beauty Like a Jewel
The glass base is crafted from barium glass, individually handmade by skilled artisans. Unlike soda-lime glass used for windows, barium glass is known for its high transparency, refractive index, and reflectivity, giving it a stunning, jewel-like appearance. -
Endless Arrangement Possibilities
Combine with circular "Michikusa" vases, use multiple vases to create rhythm, or coordinate flower colors with the kenzan – the possibilities are endless!
Product Size
Approx. W70 × D40 × H40mm
Product Weight
Approx. 150g
Material
Main Body: Barium Glass
Resin Parts: Polycarbonate
Note
Due to the nature of glass products, small bubbles may occasionally appear; however, this does not affect the quality.
Country of Origin
Made in Japan
Brand
+d
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