SHOKA

Meaning of SHOKA in English

African battle-axe; triangular metal bead is fitted into a hardwood handle by means of a short narrow tang

Medieval English glossary. Средневековый английский глоссарий. 2012

SHOKA — (Japanese: living flowers), in classical Japanese floral art, a three-branched asymmetrical style that is a simplification of the ancient stylized …
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RIKKA — (Japanese: standing flowers), in classical Japanese floral art, a highly conventionalized and formal style of flower arranging. It is difficult …
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IKEBANA — traditionally, the classical art of Japanese flower arranging; the meaning of the term was later extended to encompass all the …
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OHARA — Japanese school of floral art founded by Ohara Unshin in the early 20th century; it introduced the moribana style of …
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MAEBARA ISSEI — born April 28, 1834, Hagi, Nagato province, Japan died Dec. 3, 1876, Hagi also called Hikotaro, or Hachijuro Japanese soldier-politician …
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KO — also called Koryu, one of the four major schools of floral art in Japan. Dating from the Tokugawa period (16031868), …
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IKENOBO — oldest school of floral art in Japan; the term Ikenobo later came to be used loosely to describe any classical …
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