Flower Arrangement (ikebana)
生け花 (ikebana), the living art of flowers. A hand-brushed hanging scroll by Master Eri Takase.
$220
Cursive or sousho (草書) Fonts are the most simplified fonts and Master Takase’s favorite. While very beautiful, these fonts are often difficult to read even by specialists.
Description
The Japanese word 生け花 meaning "Flower Arrangement" is composed of the word 行け from the verb 生ける (read ikeru) meaning "to arrange, to plant" and 花 (read bana) meaning "flower; flowers".Related products
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