Sogetsu Curriculum 2-9 Variation No.4 Upright Style NageireUse the bending technique to create the Upright Style. In this demonstration, it is intentionally arranged using the Jika-dome (direct fixing) method.

Sogetsu Curriculum 5-23 From the Fifty Principles of SogetsuAn arrangement inspired by Principle No.2 "True ikebana is not isolated from the times or our lives."

Sogetsu Curriculum 1-18 Variation No.2 Slanting Style MoribanaA style in which the Shin and Soe spread widely to the front, creating an open composition. The Hikae provides depth.

Sogetsu Curriculum 1-11 Variation No.1 Upright Style MoribanaThis first variation develops front to back (in depth). Arrange using flowers only.

Sogetsu Curriculum 4-5 A variety of MaterialArrange with wildflowers as the main material, using five or more kinds of materials.

Sogetsu Curriculum 3-6 Composition of Curved LinesExpress curves by rolling the stem of an areca palm.

Sogetsu Curriculum 3-20 Sketching and ArrangingBefore arranging, sketch the image of your work on paper and refine the concept.

Sogetsu Curriculum 2-1 Variation No.3 Upright Style [Moribana]This is the variation No.3 Style, designed to be viewed from three sides. It is arranged using summer materials.

4-7 Fruiting Plant MaterialsThis arrangement features richly ripened pomegranates. Heavier fruiting branches require proper techniques to secure them firmly in place.

5-23 The Fifty Principles of SogetsuPrinciple 45 - If the flowers are the main feature, the container should be subordinate to the flowers.Likewise, if the container is the main focus, then the flowers should be secondary to it.

1-14: Variation No.1 Slanting Style [Nageire]A dynamic arrangement where the Shin and Soe spread front and back, creating a spacious composition.

3-4 Two or More ContainersCreate one arrangement using two or more containers. This refreshing work is perfect for summer.