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IKEBANA

IKEBANA. Ee-kay-bah-na. Japanese Flower Arranging. 1. Rikka – most traditional. (Ree-kah). 2- Shoka – easy. Shoka uses only three main branches, known as ten (heaven), chi (earth) and jin (man) and is designed to show the beauty of the plant itself. 3- Moribana- easy mounding.

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IKEBANA

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  1. IKEBANA Ee-kay-bah-na Japanese Flower Arranging

  2. 1. Rikka – most traditional (Ree-kah)

  3. 2- Shoka – easy

  4. Shoka uses only three main branches, known as ten (heaven), chi (earth) and jin (man) and is designed to show the beauty of the plant itself

  5. 3- Moribana- easy mounding

  6. Generally Shin’s height is about one and a half times the vase’s diameter plus the height of the vase. Soe is about three quarters of the Shin and Tai is about a half.

  7. The shushi are the three main branches – the shin (truth) branch, the soe (supporting) branch and the hikae (moderating) branch

  8. 4- Nageire- upright (nah-gay-ray)

  9. Nageire is also composed of three main branches, Shin, Soe (so-ay) and Tai. • Shin’s height is usually one and a half of the height of the vase plus the width of the vase. • Soe is about two-thirds to three-quarters of the Shin. • Tai is about one-third to half of the height of the Shin.

  10. Nageire -upright

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