A beautifully simple way to arrange flowers - no floral foam required.
 
Traditionally used in Japanese ikebana, this Long Kenzan (also known as a flower frog) is increasingly popular in western flower arranging for its clean, sustainable approach. The solid brass pins are strong enough to support woody stems as well as soft green growth and grasses, allowing you to position each stem exactly where you want it.
 
Whether you follow the discipline of traditional ikebana schools such as Ohara or Ikenobo, or prefer a more relaxed, natural style, the kenzan gives you complete creative control.
 
How to use:
• Place in a shallow dish or saucer
• Press stems firmly onto the brass pins
• For thicker twigs, make a small criss-cross cut at the base to help them sit securely
• Add water and top up daily
 
Why you’ll love it:
• Durable brass pins for woody and soft stems
• Reusable and foam-free
• Encourages mindful, sculptural arranging
• Ideal for both traditional ikebana and contemporary displays
 
A sustainable, minimalist tool for thoughtful flower arranging.