Chabana is a traditional Japanese floral arrangement that emphasizes simplicity and natural beauty. Unlike more elaborate styles, Chabana focuses on using seasonal flowers and plants, often found in nature, to create a serene and harmonious display. This art form is commonly associated with the Japanese tea ceremony, where the arrangement enhances the overall experience. The key principles of Chabana include balance, asymmetry, and the use of negative space. Arrangements typically feature a few carefully chosen elements, allowing each piece to stand out while contributing to a cohesive whole. This minimalist approach reflects the Japanese aesthetic of wabi-sabi, celebrating imperfection and the beauty of nature.