Ikebana
The meaning of ikebana
Ikebana schools
The Difference Between Ikebana and Western Flower Arrangement
First Steps to Ikebana
- Tool introduction
- How to handle materials
- How to fix the material

Spring, when pleasant excitement begins to stir
Gloriosa
- Cornelian cherry and Gloriosa
- Bamboo and Gloriosa

plum tree
- Plum
- Hongmaehwa

magnolia
magnolia tree
Azalea
Poplar tree
- Air conditioning poplar
- Thin-leaf poplar
- Air conditioning poplar (thinning)

cherry
- White cherry tree
- Pink cherry tree
- Double cherry tree

lilac
- White lilac
- Purple lilac

poppy
clematis
- Purple clematis
- Purple clematis

Allium
- Blue Perfume Wave
- Snake

rose
Peony

A summer filled with warm, fresh greenery
dogwood
Golden tree
Baby tiger fan
azalea leaves
Iris
- Purple iris
- Yellow iris
- German Iris

Hydrangea
Orchid leaves
creeper
Fan fan
kite
- Basic composition
- Application structure

magnolia tree
Bokbunja
Anthurium
Palma Christi

Autumn begins to turn red and rich
Old vine
- Bottle holder
- Acupuncture needle holder

Namcheon
briar
Yongdam
chestnut
Golden plum blossoms
dahlia
reeds
cosmos

A winter filled with long nights and quiet dreams
Falling red
daffodil
quince tree
Phalaenopsis
Willow
pine tree
-Yuksong
- Five-leaf pine
- New Year's flower arrangement using pine trees

anemone
ginger tree

How to Use Fritz Hansen's Ikebana Vases

Neat and elegant oriental flower arrangement

While Western flower arrangements focus on expressing abundance with a variety of flowers in various colors, Ikebana, an Eastern flower arrangement, pursues elegant beauty through the beauty of empty space.
Focusing on the unique lines and natural forms of flowers, and making their presence stand out even with a small number of flowers, is deeply connected to the traditional Eastern culture that values ​​harmony between nature and humans.
Enjoy the elegant and delicate beauty of the Orient through Ikebana, which is not just a simple flower arrangement but a part of art. Feel the peace of emptying your mind and enjoy the elegant and delicate beauty of the Orient.


Korea's first practical ikebana book

Ikebana is a traditional Japanese flower arrangement technique, divided into numerous schools, each with its own unique theories and strict forms, embodying profound aesthetics. However, in Korea, opportunities to learn about it have been relatively limited, and finding related materials has been difficult.
This book is the first practical guide to introduce ikebana, which has been difficult to access in Korea, in a way that suits the domestic situation.
This book was written by a Korean author, Professor Ohara Ryu Iemoto, a regular member of Ikebana International and the Japan Flower Designers Association, and a SOTA Ikebana expert instructor. It not only introduces tools and basic methods for handling materials, but also provides detailed information on purchasing tips and arrangement methods suitable for the Korean flower market.
It is a structure that even beginners can easily follow, so anyone with an interest in ikebana can easily get started and combine and design flowers and materials in their own style.


Flower arranging lessons you can enjoy all year round

Ikebana is a special art form that allows you to feel the flow and changes of the seasons and connect with nature in your daily life.
So, one of the important elements in ikebana is the selection of flowers and materials that reflect the season.
This book covers the four seasons of spring, summer, fall, and winter, providing flower arrangement lessons that teach you how to naturally utilize flowers, grasses, and fruits appropriate for each season.
Beautify your everyday space with ikebana and experience the beauty of the four seasons blending into nature.