The Basic Schools of Flower Patterns in China

The basic schools of flower patterns in China are China Floriculture, Humanistic Flower Patterns and Kushan Flower Patterns. Flower trough is a method and technology to cut branches, leaves and flowers of trees and flowers properly and insert them into flower devices such as vases. Flower patterns can give people the enjoyment of art and beauty. In short, the art of flower arrangement.

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1, Chinese flower arrangement art sprouted in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, with a history of more than 3,000 years. China traditional flower arrangement has unique style and distinctive features. Mainly to pursue the natural beauty of flowers. Pursue the interesting beauty of flowers. Make good use of woody flowers. Adopt asymmetric composition form. Give flowers rich connotations and symbolic meanings.

2. The spiritual core of China Floriculture is to create heart for heaven and earth. The main features are implicit, elegant, elegant, rich and harmonious. Mr. Huang Yongchuan, the father of China's floral art, said that floral art is not only as simple as plastic arts, but also the philosophy, culture and ethics of China people. Looking at heaven and earth with a bottle of flowers is simple and so complicated.

3. Wang Decheng, the founder of Kunshan Flower Path, is a new flower path name. The flower path in Kushan pays attention to pottery, stone, wood, bamboo and flowers. Dead lotus, willow and dead branches can all create landscapes, and with still water, Shan Ye and countryside, simple and natural, aloof and secluded, refined and silent will be condensed into poems. Through the harmony and unity of lines, colors, shapes and textures,

4. The founder of Humanistic Flower Path is Wang Guozhong of Taiwan Province Province, who has been devoted to the teaching of oriental flower arrangement for 40 years. Wang Guozhong's humanistic flower path is a way of life, leisure and life. Flower arrangement combines flowers and tea, flowers and paintings, flowers and Zen, and strives to create the taste pursued by classical literati.