Hi my dear Friends.... Today I was just searching for the different ways of arranging flowers in Google, which is commonly known as 'Ikebana'... But to my surprise, from Wikipedia, I found that there are so many Japanese ways of arranging flowers with different names!!
Actually Ikebana means - A disciplined as well as artistic way of arranging living flowers.... (not the dried ones).
Here Ike means arrangement. Bana or Hana means flower.
Moribana is a classic style of arranging flowers!
It is a way of arranging flowers in a neat and tidy way. (piled up flowers).
Nageirebana is another style of arranging where the flowers are simply thrown in a container!!
Nageire means Thrown in... :)
There may be still more styles of arranging flowers with yet different names! Who knows??
But here I am today with my own way of arranging flowers, especially a green plant just like Thulsi (but it's not Thulsi and I don't know it's English name). This plant is there everywhere in my Garden. It gives a bunch of green colored flower which remains on the plant nearly for a month. This flower has got a good aroma and is also mosquito repellent!!
So I always like to arrange it in a traditional way, in our living room.... I have plucked a small stem of Jasmine too which is about to bloom within an hour from now!!
So a perfect combination of green and white, (Hoping to be a good sign of Fengshui), and what can I name this??
Ikebana or Moribana or Nageirebana???
This can be treated as my contribution for today's colorchallenge by 
Above particulars about Ikebana and other flower arrangement styles are from Wikipedia..
Wishing you all a great future, With much love, 