Modern Japanese Ikebana: Elegant Flower Arrangements for Your Home

A modern approach to the Japanese art of flower arrangement.

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Written by award-winning floral designer Nagatsuka Shinichi, ‘Modern Japanese Ikebana’ teaches you how to create beautiful flower arrangements with easy-to-follow instructions. Nagatsuka explains how to choose the right plants for your compositions and how to create a well-balanced design based on the natural shape of flowers. The book contains 42 projects that readers can follow and practice, complemented by 280 colour photos to give a clear view on modern ikebana.

Nagatsuka Shinichi is an award-winning floral designer whose works have been used at major events in Japan such as the ceremony marking the Dalai Lama’s visit. He has written a number of publications on ikebana covering a range od all levels. He is an active instructor who has made numerous television appearances in Japan.

128 pages.

Size: L29.2 cm x W21.6 cm x H1.9 cm

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Sōgetsu Ikebana – an avant-garde approach to Japanese floral design

Also known as kadō (lit. ‘the way of flowers’), Ikebana was established over 500 years ago by Buddhist priests in Kyoto, who composed flower arrangements as offerings to the Buddha. It has since evolved into many different schools, each with its own distinctive philosophy and style.

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Sōgetsu Ikebana – an avant-garde approach to Japanese floral design