just as it is,
as it is,
as is.
Flowers in bloom.
Nothing to add.
-Robert Aitken
I once read a novel that centered on ikebana (Japanese floral arrangements) but I hadn't looked at many until I put this post together. They grew on me and the more I saw, the more I liked them. Which is one reason I am including quite a few, since, if you're like me, maybe it will take a little while for your appreciation to grow.
Der Herbstwald
Johanna und Heinz Günter Saemann
Ikebana
by David Sobral
Ikebana, Gorcum
Frans de Wit
Ikebana 1
by Holly
Plum Blossoms, Ikebana
by Christopher Paquette
Schlechte Herrscher
Johanna und Heinz Günter Saemann
Ikebana_057
by Leonid Ll
Für Edda-Sophie
Johanna und Heinz Günter Saemann
Ikebana - Yoshiko Nakamura 01B
by Joe Mabel
Exposición Ikebana
by Carlos Donderis
Saga Goryu moribana useitai
by Gryffindor
2 comments:
These are magnificent works of art. And watching the documentary really does help one appreciate ikebana.
Today's blog has inspired me to give it a try myself...through the computer. We'll see what happens. :-)
This is cool stuff!
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