Sogetsu Curriculum 2-1 Variation No.3 Upright Style Moribana 2 Gaho Isono

2-1 Variation No.3 Upright Style Moribana by Ms.Gaho Isono

2-1 Variation No.3 Upright Style Moribana

2-11 Variation No.5 Upright Style Moribana by Ms.Gaho Isono We value the water surface between the stems.

2-12 Variation No.5 Slanting Style MoribanaShe will arrange the Variation No.5 with Golden-bells.

2-12 Variation No.5 Slanting Style MoribanaShe will arrange Variation No.5 using vibrant seasonal materials that evoke the essence of spring.

2-13 Variation No.6 Slanting Style MoribanaVariation No.6 as the style to be viewed from all angles. It is arranged to be appreciated from every angle.

Sogetsu Curriculum 2-14 Variation No.6 Horizontal Style MoribanaThis is a planar composition in which the Shin is set at an 85-degree angle.The arrangement is carefully finished so that it looks beautiful from every angle.

Sogetsu Curriculum 2-14 Variation No.6 Horizontal Style Moribana Misei Ishikawa

2-15 Variation No.6 Upright Style (Vertical Style) / NageireThe Vertical Style is arranged as an application of the Upright Style.

2-16: Variation No.7 [Floating Arrangement]　Floating Arrangement, Spreading Arrangement, and Morimono Arrangement are included in Variation No.7.In this video, we focus on the Floating Arrangement.It also explains the types of materials that are suitable for this style.]

2-16 Variation No.7 [Floating Arrangement, Spreading Arrangement, and Morimono Arrangement]In this lesson, we explore how to bring out the individual character of each material by thoughtfully combining and arranging them.In this demonstration, I create examples of both the Floating Arrangement...