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Inspired Flower Arrangements

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In this strikingly beautiful and revolutionary work, Kawase has taken a fresh approach to flower arranging, demonstrating through breathtaking color photographs his universally appealing style of bringing nature indoors.Often misunderstood as a static art form, its rules frozen by generations of teachers, Japanese flower arranging should in fact be a dynamic relationship between man and nature, with every arrangement holding within it infinite possibilities of form and statement.While based on a thorough knowledge of traditional techniques, Kawase's designs are liberated by his personal response to the natural environment. The arranger, in his view, is an artist, not tied down by the received way of doing things, but free to express himself. The object, ideally, is tocreate a form of a floral poetry.Hence the word "inspired" in the his aim being to inspire, to suggest new ways of designing with flowers. At the same time, though, he provides practical tips for beginners; explains the importance of using the right containers, and shares his own thoughts on what makes a particulararrangement eye-catching or graceful.Here, in a new, slightly smaller format than before is one of the most unusual and beautiful books of its kind ever published.

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Inspired Flower Arrangements, Toshiro Kawase

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1999
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Titre
Inspired Flower Arrangements
Langue
Anglais
Éditeur
Kodansha USA
Publié
1999
Format
rigide
Pages
120
ISBN10
4770023863
ISBN13
9784770023865
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In this strikingly beautiful and revolutionary work, Kawase has taken a fresh approach to flower arranging, demonstrating through breathtaking color photographs his universally appealing style of bringing nature indoors.Often misunderstood as a static art form, its rules frozen by generations of teachers, Japanese flower arranging should in fact be a dynamic relationship between man and nature, with every arrangement holding within it infinite possibilities of form and statement.While based on a thorough knowledge of traditional techniques, Kawase's designs are liberated by his personal response to the natural environment. The arranger, in his view, is an artist, not tied down by the received way of doing things, but free to express himself. The object, ideally, is tocreate a form of a floral poetry.Hence the word "inspired" in the his aim being to inspire, to suggest new ways of designing with flowers. At the same time, though, he provides practical tips for beginners; explains the importance of using the right containers, and shares his own thoughts on what makes a particulararrangement eye-catching or graceful.Here, in a new, slightly smaller format than before is one of the most unusual and beautiful books of its kind ever published.