The Sōfū School of Ikebana is a traditional Japanese school focused on the art of flower arrangement. Founded by Sōfū Teshigahara in the early 20th century, it emphasizes the harmony between nature and the artist. The school teaches various styles and techniques, encouraging creativity and personal expression in floral design. Ikebana, which means "living flowers," is more than just arranging flowers; it is a disciplined art form that incorporates balance, harmony, and simplicity. The Sōfū School is known for its innovative approach, blending traditional methods with modern aesthetics, making it accessible to a wider audience.