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Hanamai expresses the beauty of plants brought out by their mutual interacting
in three dimensional space.
Special characteristics:
There is no distinction between main material and auxiliary materials.
Compared with the set floral styles of the Ohara School, Hanamai does not
have fixed rules as to the length of stems. In fact, there are no rules
governing the size, angle, or direction of materials. To capture the sculptural
beauty of the materials, themselves leads naturally to the expression of
three-dimensional beauty in Hanamai. Therefore, it is necessary to take
a flexible approach and develop a good eye for the colors, forms, and textures
of the materials. Different materials may approach, touch, overlap, mix,
or interlace with each other to create beauty through contrast or through
harmony. The basic standard is to use two materials, while three materials
would be the limit.
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