Hanataba Set – Muddy Brown

Hanataba – The Swedish innovation for breathtaking bouquets

With Hanataba, tying beautiful bouquets becomes child's play! Inspired by the Japanese art of flower arranging (hanataba = "bouquet"), this sophisticated bouquet twister allows you to effortlessly create perfect bouquets.

Here's how it works: Insert the stems of your favorite flowers from the inside out into the 19 or 7 holes of the Hanataba. By rotating the two parts in opposite directions, a harmonious bouquet unfolds, with the stems not crossing but elegantly flowing in the same direction.

The finished bouquet, complete with the decorative hanataba, can be placed in a wide-mouthed vase or a bowl filled with water. The Muddy Brown color gives the hanataba a warm, natural look and brings tranquil elegance to any floral arrangement.

Made from recyclable aluminum, the Hanataba is not only waterproof but also rustproof – for long-lasting enjoyment of creative floral creations.

Instructions for the perfect flower composition with Hanataba

1. Prepare the flowers: Select your favorite flowers and grasses. Carefully remove the leaves from the lower stems, but don't trim them yet.

2. Put the Hanataba into creation mode: Make sure the top and bottom holes of the Hanataba are exactly aligned. To keep it stable, you can secure it with some tape.

3. Place the first flower: Insert the first flower into the center hole of the top section, so that the stem emerges from the bottom. For narrow stems, you can also insert several into one hole.

4. Insert flowers: Start with the inner circle of holes and work outward. Fill the hanataba hole by hole until your bouquet reaches its full shape.

5. Adjust the stems: Carefully place the bouquet on a flat surface and trim the stems to the desired length.

6. Complete the bouquet: Remove the tape and gently turn the top part of the Hanataba clockwise until it is completely closed – this is how your

your perfect, harmonious bouquet unfolds.

Feel free to check out the tutorial at Hanataba:
https://www.myhanataba.com/courses/how-to-use-your-hanataba/

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