Ikebana Japanese Flower Arrangements

Need ideas for your ikebana japanese flower arrangements?

You'll find great ideas and creativity here.

A big ikebana sculpture, incorporating polystyrene. I think the polystyrene was used to pack some electrical appliance. Red anthuriums were used to bring out the color of this piece.

A simple arrangement, also using red anthuriums with bear grass. The container has a small opening but big base.

A sweet ikebana arrangement, you might use it to decorate your home. Yellow daffodils, pink gladiolus and a red anthurium are enough to make this beautiful arrangement.

Another simple and yet elegant arrangement. A heliconia leaf with dried salix and a tropical flower are used in this arrangement.

A beautiful oriental container. The flowers in the container are purple agapanthus and baby's breath. Cleverly positioned leaf can be observed here.

An ikebana display of hanging heliconias between a group of standing tree logs. Asparagus ferns and a pink lily are also used.

An ikebana japanese flower arrangement without using a container, but instead of using an armature made of twigs (sprayed in blue). intertwining between those twigs are white casablanca lily and peacock feathers.

A 'rich' arrangement of purple agapanthus, orange roses, birds nest leaves, asparagus ferns and eucalyptus seeds.

A moribana arrangement, using tropical flowers like protea, tropical fruits like pineapple and papaya, as well as carved vegetables like carrots, cabbage, potatoes and capsicums.

A simple arrangement of red anthuriums, pink anthuriums, pink stargazer lilies with bear grass, arranged on a square ceramic vase with a hole in the middle.

An interpretive crescent arrangement using blue hydrangeas. Bothe ends are sticks which are covered with sequins. The hydrangeas are purposely hidden by white cardboards.

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