Ikebana

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We love to see unique, culturally-inspired weddings, and this beautiful editorial is no different. Ikebana is the Japanese art of floral arranging, and much more so than just placing flowers in a vase, it is a disciplined art form with the goal of bringing together nature and humanity. More from the designers at Studio Mondine: We looked to the raw, uncomplicated, and whimsical natural world for inspiration. The ikebana-inspired florals suggest the whole of nature, with a smoke bush kokedama…

Kennan or sometimes called flower frogs, are premium quality Japanese-made Ikebana products. We supply kenzan to students, flower clubs and teachers worldwide. This is device used to help arrange flowers. Some, such as the Japanese kenzan, are utilitarian metal devices that fit into a vase or bowl and fix the stems by metal needles How to use: the practical floral arrangement pin holder is easy and convenient to use, suitable for a beginner who just wants to decorate his or her home, as well…

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Ikebana is a lot more than just a beautiful way of arranging flowers. It teaches patience, respect and helps us connect to nature on a deeper level.

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