A quiet tool to hold a single flower.
This handmade glass flower holder is created by Japanese artist Shotaro Migaki in Okayama.
Each piece is formed by hand, resulting in a unique structure of intertwined glass—no two are ever the same.
This is not a vase.
It is a tool designed to support a flower without distracting from it.
Placed in a shallow bowl of water, it gently holds a single stem in place, allowing space, balance, and stillness to emerge.
The beauty is not in the object alone, but in the relationship between glass, water, and flower.
This approach is deeply rooted in Japanese ikebana and wabi-sabi philosophy—where simplicity, imperfection, and restraint create quiet presence.
A subtle yet striking piece that transforms even one stem into a complete composition.
This listing is for the glass flower holder only.
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Product Details
• Artist: Shotaro Migaki (Okayama, Japan)
• Material: Glass
• Size: approx. 6.5–7 cm (each piece varies slightly)
• Condition: New / One-of-a-kind handmade piece
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Notes
• Due to the handmade nature, each piece will slightly vary in shape and size
• Small air bubbles or irregularities are part of the making process
