Ikebana -
the Japanese art of arranging flowers – kadō - "way of
flowers".
In contrast to the decoration of flowers in our style, the Japanese art of flower arranging is focused on creating a harmony of linear construction, rhythm and color. While we emphasize the quantity and colors of plants, prevails in our appearance of the flower, the Japanese emphasize the compositions. They focus not only on flowers, but also the vessel, stems, leaves and branches. The entire structure of a Japanese flower focus arrangement on three main points That symbolize heaven, earth and mankind.
Ikebana has a long history. The Japanses lady of castel 794-1185, Sei Shonagon, in her journal she write "cherry flowers in a vase willow." Tracks of a memoir talking about the flowers laid at the festival Tanabata during the Kamakura 1185-1333
In contrast to the decoration of flowers in our style, the Japanese art of flower arranging is focused on creating a harmony of linear construction, rhythm and color. While we emphasize the quantity and colors of plants, prevails in our appearance of the flower, the Japanese emphasize the compositions. They focus not only on flowers, but also the vessel, stems, leaves and branches. The entire structure of a Japanese flower focus arrangement on three main points That symbolize heaven, earth and mankind.
Ikebana has a long history. The Japanses lady of castel 794-1185, Sei Shonagon, in her journal she write "cherry flowers in a vase willow." Tracks of a memoir talking about the flowers laid at the festival Tanabata during the Kamakura 1185-1333
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