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Japanese ceramic vase in cinnabar gold - KIN SHINSA
Japanese ceramic vase in cinnabar gold - KIN SHINSA
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Technical Data
| Width | 12 cm |
|---|---|
| Compositions | ceramic |
| Packing | Packaged in a cardboard box |
| Product origin | made in Japan |
| Colour | brown gold red |
| Height | 25.5 cm |
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Ikebana (生 け 花), also known as kadō (華 道 / 花道), "the way of flowers" or "the art of bringing flowers to life", is a traditional Japanese art based on floral arrangement.
Like the tea ceremony and calligraphy, ikebana was one of the arts that women traditionally studied at school in order to get married. Today, flower arrangements are considered one of the three traditional Japanese arts (along with kōdō and the tea ceremony). Ikebana is practiced on many occasions, such as festivals and ceremonies, and its teaching has continued to spread among many of our contemporaries, interested in the tradition, art and culture of Japan.
Each school has its own styles and some classic styles can be found in several schools, but with different names.
Rikka (立 花);
Seika or shōka (活 花 / 生 花);
Swim (投 げ 入 れ) or cha-bana (茶花).
Moribana (盛 り 花);
Shizenka (自然 花, sometimes spelled chizenka);
Jiyūka (自由 花, sometimes spelled djyuka);
Shinseika (新生 花).
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