This week's challenge is here—Which of these two flower arrangement pieces, A and B, is more aesthetically pleasing and has a better design?

After seeing them, which do you prefer, A or B?

Feel free to tell us your choice in the comments section, and don't forget to share your reasons!

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Ikebana master Miyamoto Riki was born in Tokyo in 1976. He began learning ikebana at the age of two under the tutelage of his grandmother, Hattori Riharu, the founder of the Koryu Toyokai, and his mother, Miyamoto Riho, the second head of the family. He participated in ikebana exhibitions during his university years, including the World Ikebana Congress and the Japan Ikebana Art Exhibition. In 2009, he was appointed as the vice-head of the Koryu Toyokai. Afterwards, he was invited to participate in the "Jenadriyah Festival" in Tunisia and Saudi Arabia, and the "Heart of Japan" International Festival hosted by the Moscow Tchaikovsky Memorial Conservatory, where he also performed ikebana in Moscow, Russia. Received the Special Jury Prize at the All Japan Ikebana Competition. A full member of the Ikebana Art Association. An international member of Ikebana.

https://www.rijo.jp/

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