Throw in - Throw in

Japanese: 抛入 - なげいれ

One of the Ikebana styles. An abbreviation of hō-iri-bana. Ikebana that is free from formalities and allows the natural appearance to be used as it is. In the "Sendensho," "nage-iri-hana" is written as "nage-iri," meaning flowers arranged casually and without formality in a boat-shaped vase. On the other hand, "nage-iri-hana," which became popular after the Meiji period, is a formalized flower arrangement along with "moribana" that was created through a new interpretation of modern Ikebana. The name "hō-iri-hana" was first used in the "Hō-iri-hana Densho."

Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information

Japanese:

いけばな様式の一つ。抛入花の略称。形式にとらわれず，自然の姿をそのままいかしていけるいけばな。《仙伝抄》に〈なげ入はなといふは，舟などにいけたるはなのことなり〉という〈なげ入〉の用字は〈投入〉であり，舟形の花入などに気易く，形式化しないでいけた花をいっている。一方，明治以降から流行した〈投入花〉は，〈盛花（もりばな）〉とともに近代いけばなの新解釈によって形式化した花形（かぎよう）である。　〈抛入花〉の名称が初めて用いられたのは，《抛入花伝書》である。

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