Tachibana

Japanese: 立花 - たてばな

〘Noun〙 (also "tatehana")① A ritual of offering flowers in front of a Buddhist altar. Flowers such as pine and plum are arranged upright in a copper vase. There were Ikenobo, Daijuin, Shugyoku, and Noami schools. Rikka. ※Matsuihon Izumishikibushu (mid-11th century) "I wondered where I was going, and I was told that the standing flowers of the Nembutsu on Mt. Hie were what I was looking for."② One of the styles of Ikenobo style ikebana. It was perfected by the first and second head Ikenobo Senko around the end of the Momoyama period to the beginning of the Edo period. Flowers, branches, and leaves are bent and arranged in various ways using wire and other tools, and then inserted into a large vase to be used as floor decorations. Also, the flowers. According to one theory, it is also the name of the early realistic style of ikebana that was divided into three styles, standing flowers (rikka) , sand no mono, and douzoku, around the mid-Muromachi period. Rikka. ※Goyudono Kami Nikki - July 3, 1477 (9th year of Bunmei) "The Prime Minister's Middle Captain will be coming out tonight." ③ This word distinguishes the character "hana" from the character "hana" (flower). [Collected Words (around 1797)]

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Japanese:

〘名〙 (「たてはな」とも)① 仏前にそなえる花の法式。銅製の花器に松や梅などの花木を立て生けにするもの。池坊流、大受院流、周玉流、能阿彌流などがあった。りっか。※松井本和泉式部集（１１Ｃ中）「いづくへゆくぞととはせければ、ひえの山の念仏の立花になんもてまかるといひければ」② 池坊流花道の形式の一つ。桃山末期から江戸初期頃、初世・二世の池坊専好が大成したもの。針金などを用いて、花・枝・葉などをさまざまに曲げ整えて、大がめに挿して床飾りなどとする。また、その花。一説に、室町中期頃、立花(りっか)・砂の物・胴束の三形式に分かれる花道初期の写実的様式の呼び名ともいう。りっか。※御湯殿上日記‐文明九年（1477）七月三日「宰相中将殿ゑ御たてはなまいらるる」③ 「華」の字を、「花」の字と区別していう語。〔俚言集覧（1797頃）〕

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