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Sunday, November 12, 2006

Nageire Style: Additional Examples




The Nageire Style developed from the flowers used for tea ceremony.

While the emphasis is on the natural qualities of the flowers and branches, there are many techniques available to enhance these qualities.

For the Cascading Style, it might be desirable to enhance the arc of a branch or improve the clarity of the composition by removing leaves that interfere with the dominant lines. Such careful editing is up to each individual.





(Above) Nageire Cascading Style, J.A. Johnson

(Right) Nageire Slanting Style, J.A. Johnson

















(Please note: all arrangements are by J.A. Johnson, unless otherwise noted.)

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