Intro to Ikebana

​We will approach flowers spatially, considering how line, placement, and emptiness give shape to an arrangement, and how these elements transform the atmosphere of a space.

​The session will begin with a short introduction to ikebana, followed by a demonstration and guided practice.

​Participants will learn: • how to use traditional Japanese flower scissors (hanahazami) • cutting techniques, including 水切り (mizukiri) • the foundational structure of ikebana, including the role of three main stems • key spatial principles: line, asymmetry, and ma ( negative space)

​ Each participant will create a simple arrangement using seasonal materials, with attention to proportion and intention.

​• Seasonal flowers and branches to take home • A guided card with basic diagrams (including kenzan placement, measurements of stems, and structure) • Kenzan to take home to continue your ikebana ritual

​💴 Fee: ¥5,000
(includes all materials + matcha latte)

​​​​🧾 Payment: Pay on the spot at check-in
📌 RSVP: Please RSVP on Luma to save your seat

​​​​If you can no longer attend, we kindly ask that you cancel your RSVP (1 day before) so someone else can join 🤍