Flower arrangement styles like So-getsu school use drifwood in their arrangements.
Driftwood refers to branches of trees, which breaks off and fall into the water. These pieces drift along the water and the action of the swift current smoothens out their contours and often gives them attractive and unusual shapes. Driftwood is very light and often these pieces get embedded between rocks in streams and water falls and the water acts on them and shapes them. Driftwood when used in an arrangement adds drama to it.
Material required:
Drifwood – large peice
Dendrobium Orchid – 2 sticks
Dried Seed Pod bunch
Cypress branch or Pine tree branch
Containers that can be concealed in the drifwood to hold the flowers and tree branch
Two large Pomegranate or Red Apples (this is to add color to the arrangement)
Method:
Arrange the material in and around the driftwood as shown. You can arrange any other way that suits the material you have.
