Ikenobo Senkei is a prominent figure in the art of Ikebana, the Japanese practice of flower arrangement. He is known for his innovative techniques and contributions to the development of this art form, particularly during the Muromachi period. His work emphasizes harmony, balance, and the natural beauty of flowers, reflecting the principles of Zen Buddhism. Senkei is often credited with formalizing the Ikenobo school of Ikebana, which is one of the oldest and most respected schools in Japan. His arrangements typically feature a minimalist aesthetic, focusing on the relationship between the materials used and the surrounding space, making them both visually striking and spiritually resonant.