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Classes & TalksSunday, November 8

Inspirational Ikebana

Sunday, November 8 · 9:30-11:30 a.m. · Japanese Friendship Garden of Phoenix

9:30-11:30 a.m.
When
  • Sunday, November 8 · 9:30-11:30 a.m.
Where
Japanese Friendship Garden of Phoenix1125 N 3rd Ave · Phoenix, AZ · 85003
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$51.75Outdoors

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About this event

Check-in time at Gate: 15 min before the event

Your prompt arrival will ensure a more pleasurable experience not only for yourself but for the other participants as well.

CLASS MATERIALS

All floral materials are provided except containers & kenzan. Bring your own container and kenzan or purchase at classes.

Ping’s Ikebana is the art of Japanese flower arranging. It is about the love and the need to create beautiful forms. The practice of ikebana brings natural botanical materials (flowers, branches, leaves etc.) into our living spaces, providing a way to achieve the perfect harmony between us and nature. Heaven, earth, and humanity.

In this workshop, Ping Wei sensei will first discuss the concept and techniques while creating real examples of ikebana. You will then create your own ikebana using the materials provided. After you have finished your arrangements, Ping Wei sensei will provide his valuable insights about the work you just created. The workshop is most enjoyable for everyone.

CLASS MATERIALS

All floral materials are provided except containers & kenzan. Bring your own container and kenzan or purchase at class.

November Theme :

There are many aspects of ikebana, but the most important is that of creating a new form. Discovery of new forms should be the main objective.

On the other hand, one can undertake an ikebana setting without deciding on a specific form and letting the process define the form for you. Halfway through you suddenly see what kind of form you need.

Kadensho, by Sofu Teshigahara

Listed by JFGPHX (Wix Events), gathered by the Mesa events calendar.