The most difficult chrysanthemum display is the senrin zaki (also called ozukuri), meaning “one thousand flowers from one stem". A single plant, usually with large flowers, is grown on a wire and bamboo frame, producing hundreds or even thousand simultaneously blooming flowers.
This giant arrangement can reach 3-4 meters, and it is known that it was first made for the Imperial family in 1884.
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