 Rikka Shofutai  |
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 Jiyuka(free style) |
 Shoka Shofutai |
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 Rikka Shofutai (narcissus) |
 Jiyuka(free style) |
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 New year's flower |
 Shoka Shofutai (bamoo vase) |
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 The word Ikebana comes from two characters:"ike"meaning "to be alive" and "hana"meaning "flowers". The "H" is changed phonetically to "B" when spoken. Ikebana is a traditional Japanese art that has flourished since the sixteenth century. Ikenobo is said to be the origin of Ikebana. Today's Ikenobo styles include "Rikka","Shoka", and especially modern "Free style". When I arrange Ikebana, I pay close attention to each flower and each branch. So I feel that I breathe new life into them. |
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Floral Studio KATE |
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