History of Floral Design iCEV Vocabulary Review

something to add decoration or attractiveness

• Cornucopia

• Shin

• Foliage

• Adornment

Japanese style of floral arrangements based on Buddhist principles

• Symmetrical

• Cornucopia

• Naturalistic

• Ikebana

sides or halves which are the same

• Foliage

• Symmetrical

• Soe

• Naturalistic

arrangement of flowers, foliage and other materials created to be worn or hung up for decoration

• Ikebana

• Tai

• Garland

• Nejime

primary line of the Ikebana representing heaven

• Shin

• Adornment

• Naturalistic

• Foliage

leaves used as a group or individually in floral arrangements to add depth and cover the mechanics of an arrangement; also referred to as greenery

• Naturalistic

• Tai

• Foliage

• Cornucopia

tertiary line of the Ikebana representing earth

• Adornment

• Tai

• Nejime

• Garland

sides or halves which are not the same, but still balanced

• Asymmetrical

• Shin

• Foliage

• Naturalistic

secondary line of the Ikebana representing mankind

• Garland

• Cornucopia

• Soe

• Foliage

created by the Greek; horn of plenty

• Nejime

• Cornucopia

• Naturalistic

• Ikebana