I have wanted to take an Ikebana class ever since moving to Japan. Ikebana is a 600 year old traditional Japanese flower arrangement practice. Each stem, leaf and flower is placed strategically, emphasizing strict guidelines to shape, lines and forms.
A friend and I found the Ohara School of Ikebana in Minami Aoyama (my new neighborhood) and booked a class to test out our Ikebana skills. We had such a great time and learned a lot just from one session. The Sensei was extremely informative and we learned the basics about SUBJECT flowers, OBJECT flowers, FILLERS and symmetry.
I look forward to our next class and sharing some basic pointers about Ikebana!
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Beautiful arrangement by an upper class student |
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Guide describing angles, width, height and depth of subject, objects and fillers. |
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SCHOOL of Ikebana |
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My first arrangement |
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Another Student's arrangement. I LOVE THIS! |
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