Kagoshima

Kagoshima"Kagoshima is where my Iki family are from, and where my father was born and raised. I havent been back in a long time, so I no longer remember exactly what kind of flowering branch it was. But I remember one clearlystanding along a small path my grandmother used to walk, like a quiet landmark. A single branch in soft pink, blooming gently. Not in abundance, but with a subtle, modest presence. Whenever I see a flowering branch like that, I am reminded

"Kagoshima is where my Iki family are from, and where my father was born and raised. I haven’t been back in a long time, so I no longer remember exactly what kind of flowering branch it was.
But I remember one clearly—standing along a small path my grandmother used to walk, like a quiet landmark. A single branch in soft pink, blooming gently.

Not in abundance, but with a subtle, modest presence.
Whenever I see a flowering branch like that, I am reminded of Kagoshima."

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Displayed in two stacked Serax vases by Alex Gabriels, this bouquet brings a touch of timeless elegance and lightness to any interior.

The price includes the top vase. The larger version can be added as an extra layer; see the suggested item below to recreate the combination shown in the image.

The dimensions of this bouquet are approximately 80 cm in height and 50 cm in width.*

*All stems of the artificial flowers are bendable, allowing you to adjust their length to fit into various vases. The provided dimensions are based on the bouquet arranged in the depicted vase (see image).

For this project, we collaborated with Iki, owner of The Little Shop of Flowers, a beautiful flower shop in Tokyo. Iki specializes in creating natural fabric dyes made from leftover flowers, alongside her work with bouquets and ikebana, carefully composed arrangements where each stem is placed with attention and intention.

With this collection, we wanted to evoke that same feeling using our artificial stems. The difference is that here, the beauty does not lie in transience, but in something lasting, an enduring elegance. That’s why we call this collection Ikibana.