Ikai Sanshi

Japanese: 猪飼三枝 - いがいさんし

?-? A flower arranger from the early Edo period.
He was a senior disciple of the second Ikenobo Senko. He served as the head of the Ikenobo Society during the Genroku period (1688-1704). In 1705, he created a large pine-colored standing flower arrangement for the Great Buddha of the Todaiji Temple, which was rebuilt. His work appears in the "Ikenobo Standing Flowers: New Selection of Fifty Bottles." He was known by the nickname Sanzaemon. His edited works include "Rokkakudo Ikenobo and His Disciples Standing Flowers: Sand and Other Things."

Source: Kodansha Digital Japanese Name Dictionary +Plus Information | Legend

Japanese:

?－?　江戸時代前期の華道家。
2代池坊専好の高弟。元禄(げんろく)(1688-1704)のころ池坊会頭をつとめた。5年再興された東大寺大仏殿の大仏開眼供養に松一色の大立華をたてる。作品は「池坊立華新撰五十瓶図」などにのっている。通称は三左衛門。編著に「六角堂池坊並(ならびに)門弟立花砂之物図」など。

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