Ikebana (Flower Arrangement)

When
17 Jul 2016
1:30 PM - 2:45 PM
Location
U-City (directions emailed upon payment confirmation)

Registration

Member – $12.00
Special price for JAS and JASWA members
Regular ticket – $15.00
Not a member of JAS or JASWA

Registration is closed

Ikebana (生け花) is the Japanese art of flower arrangement that dates back to the 15th century. Ikebana emphasizes natural beauty of flower materials including the stems and leaves as well as the shapes, lines, and forms. It expresses the beauty of flower materials using an asymmetric composition, empty space, and the principle of minimalism. Ikebana is also known as “kado” (華道) (the way of flowers), involving the spiritual practice of understanding nature, tranquility, harmony between all living things and oneself.

Each workshop introduces you to a different style of flower arrangement. This workshop will cover the Shoka Shimputai Style/生花新風体. Beginners are welcome. Workshops are held at the instructor's home in U-City (address and directions are emailed upon payment confirmation). Larger workshops are held in SSB 331 at UMSL.

Prices include flowers.

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St. Louis MO 63121-4400