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Ikebana is the art of arranging flowers aesthetically. One tries to represent the three elements sky, earth, and mankind in a well balanced relation.

Ikebana developed in the 16th century. Traditional Ikebana is called Kado. There are many different schools of traditional Ikebana. In addition, modern styles of Ikebana (avant-garde Ikebana) have evolved. Some of these styles use glass, iron, and other materials instead of flowers.

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english links

Ikebana International
Everyting about Ikebana. A list of links to Ikebana schools is included.
My First Lesson of Ikebana (Tanaka Seminar Homepage)
Personal introduction to Ikebana.

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Ikebana: Step by Step Japanese Flower Arrangement
Ikebana: Step by Step Japanese Flower Arrangement
Book by Reiko Takenaka
Ikebana With Living Plants
Book by Ichiba Ashida
Ikebana: A Beginner's Guide to Japanese Flower Arranging
Book by Jacqueline Palmer
Ikebana Vol. 1: The Ohara School
Ikebana Vol. 2: The Sogetsu School
Ikebana Vol. 3: Techniques Lasting Cut
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