Ikebana Containers - How to Find

[@ILoveIkebana]

You may find your Ikebana container in the kitchen...

[@JoannaParker-i7r]

Thank you for inspiring me just at the right time 🌺

[@Buckey4842]

Love you channel …. Thanks for sharing

[@kmistiak7302]

Salute from Dhaka, Bangladesh.

[@kathrynmettelka7216]

You are so helpful. You make the obscure understandable. As an ancient art, ikebana is profound, mysterious, and intimidating. Thank you for helping beginners.

[@ILoveIkebana]

Wow, thank you!

[@reiner7674]

Love the tip with reusing containers from the kitchen :) I went one step further as I much prefer the container to be made from a natural material and even if not flat, I use seashells. I don't use kenzan and if the seashell doesn't easily lay flat, I'll use no water even if the branches and flowers will wilt faster. They still look beautiful when dry.

[@ILoveIkebana]

How nice!

[@reiner7674]

@@ILoveIkebana Thank you! Here are some photos of my Ikebana arrangements, if you're curious: kzbin.info/www/bejne/d4DZkHuHbt6hfbc

[@nico7554]

I would have never thought to use baking pans for ikebana. The last thing I need is a container for ikebana to start doing arrangements and this really saved me money!

[@ILoveIkebana]

Glad to hear that!

[@साKSHI]

What a beautiful kitchen you've.... Anyway love from INDIA 💚🧡

[@ILoveIkebana]

Thank you! I hope you found some nice container in your kitchen, too!

[@lalidevraj9939]

Fantastic 😌

[@ILoveIkebana]

Thanks 🤗

[@samghising2170]

could you also advise how one can make a khinza, the spikey bit that sits on the bottom of the tray

[@lindarose4017]

😀. Thank you. It's a good suggestion.

[@JapanReels]

You have been an inspiration.

[@ILoveIkebana]

Thank you so much for your kind words.

[@hoomanboing8477]

Your explanation is very good expecting more thank you

[@ILoveIkebana]

Thanks and welcome

[@sumanabiswas6218]

I found your channel today and l finish all of your video, I want more. Thankyou mam , keep up your great work. Arigato. 😊

[@ILoveIkebana]

Welcome!

[@evelynmccarthy7809]

Thank you…I love your presentations!

[@ILoveIkebana]

Glad you like them!

[@mamathanaveen2529]

Thank you

[@ILoveIkebana]

You're welcome

[@ghorahbellez]

I went to Ikenobo and spent a little more, I didn’t know that I can use any of something flat in the kitchen 😆. I got something round closed shape with an opening on top. (I dont know how to describe it better) its like a flat dome with a mouth opening. Could I use it with any style? Or it is better with slanting style arrangement? Thanks in advance! 😊

[@ILoveIkebana]

Without actually seeing the container it's hard to judge, but the most important thing is the total balance.

[@dr.anasuabagchi9312]

I love your channel 🙏

[@ILoveIkebana]

Glad you enjoy it!

[@pablooscar1000]

Hi. Can I use concrete or cement containers? thanks. I love your channel!

[@ILoveIkebana]

Hi Pablo, Thank you for your comment. Yes, you can use any container, as long as it holds water. Please make sure that the concrete or cement containers are not too porous. If water leaks, you may wan to seal inside somehow.

[@agamonipathakodtcl2066]

Thank you for this

[@ILoveIkebana]

I'm glad I could help!