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Flemington DIY Offers Ikebana Japanese floral Arranging Classes Starting in March

NEWSROOM POST:  FLEMINGTON, NJ

Open to all levels of experience, this course will teach students how to create beautiful floral arrangements in the Ikenobo-school style of Ikebana, the oldest school of Japanese floral arrangement.

(FLEMINGTON, NJ) – Open to all levels of experience, this course will teach students how to create beautiful floral arrangements in the Ikenobo-school style of Ikebana, the oldest school of Japanese floral arrangement. The classes will involve hands-on learning of the techniques and structure used in several different styles of arrangement, and will also cover basic spiritual concepts behind the arrangements. Students will complete an arrangement in each class.

 

For those students who wish to advance their level, a Certificate of Completion from the Ikenobo School of Kyoto, Japan, will be granted for an additional fee and will be discussed in class. 

 

Taught by Felicia Pan-Fea, certified Ikebana artist and teacher.

 

Classes are $30 each plus $17.50 for supplies, or $80 for all three sessions (plus supplies). Students will need their own scissors/flower cutter, vase/container, and a pin frog/kenzan, all of which may be purchased from the instructor or brought on their own. Floral materials will be provided by the instructor payable to the instructor at the first class. Please bring a shallow, wide, open-mouthed container to the first class (bowl vase, or fruit plate is okay for the first class).

Registration and more information can be found at flemingtondiy.org/ikebana.

FLEMINGTON DIY (Do It Yourself) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization whose mission is to provide an inclusive art space that engages the community with the burgeoning local arts scene, inspires social change, and invigorates the economic development of Flemington, New Jersey. For further information, please visit www.flemingtondiy.org.

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