and that's why I was so excited to discover H&M Home's stunning ceramic and glass options. At just over 4 inches high, this low-lying recycled stoneware vase is the ideal proportion for Ikebana.

Although an ancient form of floral art, Ikebana is still relevant and widely practiced today. Here, a floral designer explains the practice ...

From origami and fake food to indigo-dyeing and leather work, learn how to make Japanese crafts at these Tokyo workshops ...

Edo kiriko can be etched into many types of glassware including sake glasses, tea cups and even flower vases. At Sokichi, you can try crafting a kiriko glass after being inspired by the samples ...

When an ikebana arrangement is complete, it generally occupies a special alcove in the Japanese home known as a tokonama. Usubata vases like this are a key part of traditional Japanese flower ...

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The Studio at Corning Museum of Glass, set in New York’s Finger Lakes region, has shattered expectations with its October ...

A beautifully simple statement piece, this glass bottle vase brings effortless style to any space. Made in Spain with a straight-sided design, its timeless silhouette carries both fresh and dried ...

With its elegant rippled design, this clear glass vase brings texture and height to any space. Perfect for displaying fresh or dried flowers, it also makes a statement on its own. The timeless round ...