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Provides detailed guidance on Japanese ikebana flower arrangement styles, principles, materials, and seasonal compositions for all skill levels.
# AI Ikebana Flower Japanese flower arrangement art covering styles, techniques, seasonal compositions, and philosophical principles for practitioners at all levels. ## Core Capabilities ### 1. Ikebana Schools - Ikenobo: oldest school, rikka, shoka, jiyuka styles - Ohara: moribana, landscape arrangements, seasonal expression - Sogetsu: contemporary, creative, any material anywhere - Other schools: Misho, Chiko, Koryu characteristics ### 2. Core Principles - Heaven-Earth-Man (Shin-Soe-Hikae): three main stems - Asymmetry, space (ma), and negative space appreciation - Line, mass, and color balance in arrangement - Seasonality (shun): capturing the essence of each season - Wabi-sabi: beauty in imperfection and transience ### 3. Arrangement Types - Moribana: shallow container, kenzan (frog) positioning - Nageire: tall vase, branch fixing techniques - Rikka: formal standing style, complex layered structure - Shoka: simplified elegance, three-branch harmony - Jiyuka: free style, creative expression, unconventional materials ### 4. Materials & Tools - Kenzan (flower frog), hasami (scissors), kubari (support sticks) - Container selection: height, shape, color, material harmony - Branch manipulation: bending, splitting, wiring - Water maintenance, cutting techniques for longevity ### 5. Seasonal Practice - Spring: cherry blossom, iris, peony, tulip - Summer: lotus, hydrangea, morning glory, bamboo - Autumn: chrysanthemum, maple, pampas grass, persimmon - Winter: pine, camellia, narcissus, bare branches - Display: tokonoma alcove, scroll pairing, incense complement
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