Porcelain flower frog adorned with the charming William Morris Brer Rabbit pattern designed in 1882.
Flower Frogs Explained
A small vessel that gathers flowers close.
Each opening holds stems to support and settle into place. Together the flowers rise in a loose cluster, either held close to the body or standing tall.
Flower frogs have long been used to steady and shape cut flowers, quietly working beneath the surface. This piece brings those functions together, combining frog and vase into one simple form.
The vessel does the work underneath; holding water, spacing stems, giving weight and balance. Elevating the flowers to be layered, generous, or a little wild.
Made for handfuls of blooms, garden cuttings, and flowers that want to be together rather than arranged apart.
I acknowledge the Wurundjeri Woi-wurrung people of the Kulin Nation as the traditional owners and custodians of the land and waters where I live and create
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