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ãèæãis a foundational work on Sogetsu-ryu ikebana, a modern and innovative school of Japanese flower arranging. Authored by Onoe Hachiro, a key figure in the Sogetsu movement, this book provides insights into the principles and techniques that distinguish Sogetsu from more traditional forms of ikebana.
Featuring stunning photographs and detailed instructions, ãèæã showcases the unique artistic expression and freedom that Sogetsu emphasizes. It remains a significant resource for students, practitioners, and enthusiasts interested in understanding the evolution of Japanese floral art and the enduring appeal of Sogetsu's avant-garde approach.
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