To arrange plants and ivy while keeping balance with a heavier vase even in the case of arranging them in oblique and horizontal directions by planting many needle members whose upper parts are formed sharp for inserting flowers and the plants, etc., on the bottom part inner surface of a main body whose upper surface is opened and integrally forming them.

For a flower bowl B as this vase, many needles 5 whose upper parts are formed sharp are planted on the inner surface of the bottom part 2 of the main body 1 and the needles 5 are force-fitted to the main body 1 and integrated with the main body 1 when the main body 1 is in a soft state immediately after molding. Also, the needle member 10 is prepared as the one for which metallic needles 12 are planted to a base 11 formed in a disk shape by kneaded earth and the base 11 is turned to a slightly dried state and it can be fitted to a through-hole formed by gouging out the bottom part 2 of the main body 1 immediately after molding and integrated with the main body 1 by plastering the kneaded earth. The vase hardly falls since the flowers and the plants, etc., keep the balance with the heavy and stable main body 1 and handleability is improved.