ikebana

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Ikebana is the traditional Japanese art of flower arrangement that emphasizes harmony, balance, and minimalism in the composition of natural materials.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Japanese art form
flower arrangement art
aimsFor expression of the arranger’s inner feelings
harmony between humans and nature
countryOfOrigin Japan
developedFrom ritual flower offerings at altars
emphasizes empty space
harmony between container and materials
line and shape
natural form
seasonal materials
hasCharacteristic asymmetry
balance
emphasis on line
emphasis on space
harmony
minimalism
seasonal awareness
spiritual dimension
hasHistoricalOrigin Buddhist flower offerings
hasOrganization Ikebana International
hasSchool Ikenobo
Koryu school
Misho school
Ohara school
Sogetsu school
hasStyle freestyle
moribana
nageire
rikka
shoka
isTaughtBy licensed teachers
practicedIn Asia
Europe
Japan
North America
relatedTo Japanese aesthetics
Japanese culture
Zen
surface form: Zen Buddhism

tea ceremony
timePeriodOfOrigin Muromachi period
uses kenzan (needlepoint holders)
shallow bowls
specialized containers
vases
usesMaterial branches
flowers
grasses
leaves

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Chihuly Garden and Glass hasExhibit ikebana
this entity surface form: Ikebana and Float Boat
Chihuly Collection hasExhibit ikebana
this entity surface form: Ikebana and Float Boat installation