Morse, Edward Sylvester, 1838-1925 · New York : Harper · leaf 340
r sides so that they maybe hung up for flower-holders. A curious form of holder is made out of a rugged knot ofwood. Any quaint and abnormal growth of wood, in which anopening can be made big enough to accommodate a section ofbamboo to hold the water, is used for a flower-vase. Such anobject will… … Fig. 29-1.—Hanging Flower-holder OF Bamboo. 306 JAPANESE HOMES AND THEIR SURROUNDINGS. A very favorite form of flower-holder is one made\ of bamboo. The bamboo tube is worked in a va- ^ riety of ways, by cutting out various sections from ^■- the sides. Fig. 294 represents an odd, yet com-
Architecture, Japanese
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