A vintage clear glass flower frog with multiple circular openings. 3.25”

Flower frogs, also known as kenzans or floral frogs, are decorative and functional pieces used in floral arrangements to hold flowers upright and in place. They originated in Japan, where they were traditionally made of lead or metal, but later evolved into various materials including glass, ceramic, and plastic. Glass flower frogs became particularly popular in the mid-20th century, appreciated for their aesthetic appeal and ability to blend seamlessly with water and floral displays.

These glass frogs often feature multiple holes or prongs designed to support individual flower stems, allowing for intricate and stable arrangements. They can be used in vases, bowls, or even as standalone decorative pieces. Their collectible nature stems from their variety in design, material, and historical period, making them sought after by collectors of vintage home decor and floral accessories.