The Sōfū School is a traditional Japanese school of flower arrangement, known as Ikebana. Founded by Sōfū Teshigahara in the 20th century, it emphasizes the harmony between nature and the artist. The school teaches various styles and techniques, focusing on simplicity and the beauty of natural materials. Sōfū School arrangements often feature asymmetry and a balance of elements, reflecting the changing seasons. Students learn to appreciate the aesthetic qualities of flowers, branches, and leaves, creating compositions that evoke emotion and thought. The school continues to influence modern Ikebana practices worldwide.