Flower Holder, 2 pieces for 480 yen, Minimum Flower Arrangement Holder

Diameter is 10cm.
It's not completely flat, but slightly concave in the center. This shape makes it easy to place on the mouth of a vase.

Longer, stiffer stems might offer better stability.

Thin stems were unstable.

The photos show violas that have been trimmed and pinched back.
It was stable when placing a viola with a short, pinched stem on it. ^_^ It supports the blue flower in the center so it doesn't fall over.

When used in a wide vase, it was also difficult depending on the flower's length and stem thickness.
Perhaps a higher center of gravity is better?
Maybe a kenzan (flower frog) would be better?

Personally, I'm scared of kenzan.
They look like a cluster of spikes.

I also liked that it doesn't take up much space.

The product in the first photo is for one item.
I have multiple available, so please comment if you wish to purchase more than one.

Addendum: It rusted because I left it wet. Being lazy, I left it as it was after taking the product photos, and the part of the stem that was slimy? It rusted.
It's not good to submerge it in water, but I think it's fine to place it on top of a vase without getting it wet and changing the water daily.

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