Ikebana Workshop - Beginner - 2024

Japanese Flower Arrangement

Enjoy the creation of the beautiful art of ikebana in a workshop. Learn from a professional in a 2 hour lesson. This workshop is designed for people...

• who are interested in learning ikebana and have never arranged ikebana before
• who have done ikebana before but require more advice

We recommend you bring your own ikebana vases, scissors and kenzan, if you have them. If you don't have them, we can advise you, please talk to Megumi before class starts. We have a variety of ikebana supplies available for sale, containers, kenzan (pin holders) and Hasami scissors.

Try ikebana for 1 lesson or continue casually anytime. Class times are part of the 10 lesson course held once per month on a Sunday. A new flower arrangement is created each lesson, so it's possible to attend any time.

Tuition fee includes 1 lesson and notes, but not materials.

Sunday Afternoon

Time: 1:00pm to 3:00pm

25 February 2024
24 March 2024
28 April 2024
26 May 2024
23 June 2024
28 July 2024
22 September 2024
27 October 2024
24 November 2024

Your teacher, Megumi

Megumi is a master of Koryu Shoyo-Kai School in Sydney and holds classes throughout the year for beginners to advanced students. She is a member of Ikebana International Sydney Chapter, participating in demonstrations and exhibitions.

Origins of Ikebana Koryu School

The Koryu Ikebana School seeks to express beauty and elegance using the fundamentals of space, structure and naturalism that has been perfected by its practitioners since it was established in 1760 (Edo period), by Imai Isshiken Soufu. Following a simple, prescriptive pattern based on an asymmetrical triangle whose 3 points represent heaven, earth and man, the Seika style reaches out to us, symbolising both the natural world and our connection to it.