What do you mean like flowers in the wild?

Like a flower in the wild means like a flower in Shan Ye. It comes from the "Seven Laws of Li Xiu", which is the guideline when decorating flower arrangement works in tea houses.

"Wild flowers" comes from "Seven Rules of Li Xiu", which is the norm when a teahouse decorates flower arrangement works. Tea props such as calligraphy and painting, in order to welcome guests, the teahouse owner will decorate the tea seats with flower arrangements. The hospitality flowers in this teahouse are called "tea mat flowers" or "camellia".

What we need to observe is the soul of the flower, not our own will. Like a flower in the wild means that this flower looks like what it looks like in the wild, unattended. Now it is said that this flower has not been cut down, and it has returned to freedom and lived freely.

Wildflowers was written by japanese ikebana master Zhao Guang Tanaka and published by Rip Culture Hunan Fine Arts Publishing House. This book is a one-year visit to Shan Ye by Taoist priests of ancient rare flowers. It presents the story of arranging flowers in four seasons and finds the beauty of life in the balance between flowers and utensils.

Akimitsu Tanaka, the owner of Nara ancient art (No."No."), picked flowers from the garden and matched them with antiques or old collectors to assemble a picture book of Four Seasons Flower Arrangement.

Zhao Guang Tanaka, 77, spent a year visiting more than 100 kinds of flowers and leaves. Taking "flowers in the wild" as the training, she pondered the balance between flowers and utensils, presented the natural posture of flowers, and created the flower arrangement effect like "flowers in the wild".