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    A kenzan, commonly known as a pin frog, is the essential tool used to create Japanese-inspired ikebana floral arrangements and is also the foundation of any architectural arrangement.
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    Journal — Arrangements

    Garden-Style Bouquet Inspiration

    Inspiration for your summertime bouquet. Just-picked or garden-style bouquets have a looseness and spontaneity to them. They often mix leafy branches with a variety of textures, large face flowers...
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    TFS Guide: Spring Blooms

    Our favorite time of year has arrived — spring. Typically, we rush off to the flower market or to Blue Hill to cut some blooms. Let our favorite spring blooms offer some inspiration! Reach out to ...
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    Style Guide: Floral Arrangements

    We love experimenting with approaches to floral design.Scroll through for a few of our favorites. Photos by Jen Huang Style No. 1: IKEBANA Ikebana is the Japanese art of floral arranging or “mak...
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    A Quick Arrangement for the Soul

    I can only go so long without flowers, I’ve realized. When I reached that limit this week, I ordered some blooms from The Floral Reserve. Their arrival was a tangible shift. Arranging these blooms,...
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    TFS Tips: Centerpiece Setup

    It feels so good to spend the afternoon arranging blooms. When creating an arrangement of this size, proper vase setup is crucial.   Vase Setup 101 This part isn’t glamorous, but so essential! Doi...
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    TFS Tips: The Five-Minute Tablescape

    Quick, casual, and virtually foolproof! What’s the secret to a five-minute tablescape? Bud vases. Stagger your bud vases with one or two flower varieties in each. Play with height and spacing, ad...
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    Japanese Tools

    Our love for Japanese tools is deeply intertwined with why we founded The Floral Society. Our goal is to demystify floral arranging, to encourage people to dive in and experiment with flowers. Tool...
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