A standard 4-inch container bowl has a lip that rests on the outside of a 4-inch cylinder vase opening—it will not fall in. The next size up (6 inches) would sit above the rim, changing the look.
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If unavailable, a 4-inch plastic bowl from a craft store's floral section works equally well.
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