Introducing Shoka Shimputai - Ikenobo Ikebana by Junko

I'd like to begin a new series of Ikebana videos that I hope you'll find interesting an inspiring. In this series I'll take you on a little tour of Ikenobo Ikebana styles, to help you identify what they are and provide some insights into how they are arranged.

[@beneditomonteiroborges9109]

What I love is the lightness that makes the arrangement very beautiful. Thanks for sharing

[@ikebanabyjunko]

Thank you! 😊

[@Ikebanabeautiful]

Thanks for sharing your knowledge to UA-cam. I enjoy it a lot!

[@ikebanabyjunko]

I'm so pleased you enjoy them. Let me know if there is anything you'd like to know about and maybe we can do a video for it. Junko

[@meili2366]

Lovely

[@pipmitchell7059]

Beautiful arrangements, as usual! But my question would be whether the principle of the tai/shin/soe structure doesn't apply in shoka shimputai. Is it replaced by the principles of upright arrangement and clean mizugiwa?

[@brockertteambrockert]

Beautiful

[@ikebanabyjunko]

Thank you