Hanataba is the Swedish innovation for creating beautiful bouquets! Simply insert the stems of your favorite flowers from the inside out into the 19 or 7 holes of the Hanataba (Japanese for bouquet). By rotating the two parts of the Hanataba, you create a dreamy bouquet with the stems always pointing in the same direction and never crossing. The bouquet, complete with the decorative Hanataba in an elegant champagne gold tone, can then be placed in a wide-mouthed vase or a bowl filled with water. The Hanataba is made of recyclable aluminum, which is waterproof and rust-proof.

Directions:

1. First, select flowers and grasses. Remove the leaves from the underside of the stems, but don't cut the stems!
2. To create a bouquet, the hanataba must be put into "creation mode." This means that the holes at the top and bottom are aligned. To make things easier, it's best to secure the hanataba with some tape.
3. Then, the first flower is inserted into the center hole of the upper part of the hanataba, with the stem emerging at the bottom. A hole can also be filled with several narrow stems.
4. Continue with the other flowers and grasses, first filling the circle of inner holes and working from the inside outwards until the entire Hanataba is filled.
5. Now the bouquet can be laid down and the stems can be cut to the desired length.
6. Finally, the adhesive tape is removed and the lid is carefully turned to the right (clockwise) until it is completely closed

Material aluminum
Large ø 6.6cm x H 4.5cm
Small ø 4.7 cm, 4 cm high