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Harmony and Contrast in Ikebana

Updated: Jul 27

Arrange ikebana as if drawing lines



Goal : In this ikebana topic, using two types of blossoms, the goal is to place them as if drawing lines, creating a sense of flow and impact. By comparing the two types of blossoms, their distinct characteristics can be highlighted. This approach is not only visually attractive but also brings out the unique beauty of each characteristic, ensuring that the arrangement is harmonious and interesting


Flowers used : Forsythia, Wintersweet

Chimonanthus praecox, also known as wintersweet and Japanese allspice, is a winter-flowering plant renowned for its strong fragrance. The flowers have a waxy texture, adding to their distinct appearance. One of the notable features of Chimonanthus praecox is the unique growth pattern of its branches, which contributes to its appeal in floral arrangements and gardens alike.


  Steps of creation :

1. Begin by carefully observing how each blossom grows, paying attention to their unique shapes and natural ways of growing. Use these differences to create a design that balances harmony and contrast.

2. Choose the main pattern of lines to emphasize harmony.

3.Add different patterns as contrasts.

4.Use contrasting patterns sparingly to avoid losing harmony. Keep contrast minimal to maintain harmony and highlight standout features.

5.Since lines tend to become flat, consider creating depth in the arrangement.




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