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"Michi-Kusa" Flower Vase of Japanese Design |
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This beautiful flower vase of Japanese design has a somewhat atypical function: you can use it to display wild grass and flowers you find outside. |
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| VAT included price. |
| $32.39 |
| 22,49€ |
| £20.24 |
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With the "Michi-Kusa" flower vase of Japanese design you can use the wild grasses and flowers you find outside to decorate all sorts of spaces. It’s a tiny vase that’s made out of glass and its shape was inspired by Ikebana, the Japanese art of flower arrangement.
"Michi-Kusa" has a platform that’s similar to those used in Ikebana, but instead of nailing the flowers down, you just hold them in place between sticks of silicone. The sticks are irregularly spaced, so they can hold different sized stems.
This vase of Japanese design gives you a good excuse to go outside and pick flowers. You’ll enjoy watching the wild grass grow in your living room, and learning about flowers you never even knew existed.
The word Michikusa is Japanese for "lingering on the road". It’s written using Kanjis (ideograms) that stand for "street" and "grass".
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| Material: glass base and silicone sticks |
| Silicone sticks are green |
| Size: 6.7 x 3.7 cm / 2.63 x 1.45 inches |
| Weight: 200 g / 7.05 ounces |
Designers’ Profiles
dmc. was established in 2001, with a focus on interface and product design. Our motto is to create stylish designs that are powerful, moving, charming, easy to use, logically designed, and capable of capturing the heart.
Many aspects must be considered when designing a product: beauty, likeability, usability, entertainment, communication, etc. We provide various solutions to these demands.
Received numerous awards including the German iF award, and the Good Design Award. 2006: Exhibited work at Shanghai Design Biennale |
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