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Make Your Own Ikebana (Workshop)

Course Overview

Discover the Art of Ikebana: A Hands-On Workshop

Join us for a unique and enriching Ikebana workshop where you will delve into the beautiful art of Japanese flower arranging. This workshop offers a perfect blend of history, technique, and creativity, guided by an experienced instructor.

What to Expect:

1. Introduction to Ikebana:

Gain insights into the history and philosophy of Ikebana.
 Learn about the Sogetsu school of Ikebana, one of the most contemporary and dynamic schools in Japan.

2. Live Demonstrations:

Watch live demonstrations of traditional and modern Ikebana techniques.
Learn the basics of arranging flowers in a simpler format, ideal for beginners.

3. Hands-On Creation:

Create your own Ikebana arrangement using the techniques demonstrated.
Receive personalized guidance and ideas from the instructor to help you design your unique style of arrangement.

4. Inspiration for Home Arrangements:

Get inspired with practical ideas and tips on how to create stunning Ikebana arrangements at home.
Leave with the confidence and knowledge to continue your Ikebana practice independently.

Materials to Bring:
  • A pair of secateurs
  • A plastic bowl to snip stems under water
  • A couple of vases of your choice
  • Greenery, flowers, and a few branches or bark
  • A kenzan (if you have one)
  • A small watering can
  • Some thin wire (if available)
  • A stapler (may be useful)
  • Old newspaper for cuttings and wrapping flowers

This workshop is perfect for anyone interested in the art of flower arranging, from beginners to those with some experience. By the end of the session, you will have created a beautiful Ikebana arrangement and gained valuable skills to enhance your floral designs at home.

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(02) 9922 2299
Monday to Friday - 10:00am to 6:00pm
220 Miller St, North Sydney - Back of Ted Mack Civic Park