Called by many names - pin frog, kenzan, flower spikes, flower arranging frog, needle holder - these bases are particularly used in ikebana.
I bought an assload at a recent estate sale and here's a stack of them set against the background of my green dining room.
6 comments:
Wow, what a great assortment! I love them!
That's freakin' awesome! It's like the Christmas Tree O' Discipline... I love it!
Giddy, that's funny!
You, ahem, ladies, are havin' too much fun over here. Christmas Tree O' Discipline? Love it.I was thinking great Roman architecture, sorta colliseum-like. In the Before Time.depetemo
I'm late to the party, but I came across your blog while gathering flower frog ideas. I wanted to let you know that I linked to your post in a blog entry about interesting ways to use antique flower frogs. Thanks for the inspiration!
-Annie
http://kateandeugene.blogspot.com/
Thx!
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