Class Overview
“Ohara school of Ikebana Introductory course”
IKEBANA, one of the most traditional art forms of Japan, represents “Appreciation of Nature” which is a unique and very sophisticated way to learn how to arrange flowers.
In this 4-series small group in-person course, we provide an opportunity for people of all levels to learn the Ohara style Ikebana which is one of the most established Ikebana institutions in the world. Here, you will not only master the basic Ohara Ikebana techniques, but you will also learn how to associate nature into your everyday life. For those who seek to reach a higher level, we will introduce you to the Ohara curriculum and class card system where you can receive certifications from the headquarter in Tokyo.
Upon completion of this course, participants may have the chance to receive an international certification at an additional cost.
Just want to give it a try? Feel free to join us for any single class!
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All HANADOJO courses and individual classes provide all the necessary materials including flowers for the practice:
Included Materials:
- Plate
- Kenzan
- Cloth
- Water
- Scissors
- Wire
- Floral tape
- Bamboo skewers
- Flowers
After completing your class, you are welcome to take the flower materials home with you. However, please note that all other equipment must remain at Resobox. If you wish to rearrange the flowers at home, you will need a kenzan (pin frog) priced at $21 and a plate priced at $12. If you would like to purchase them, please inquire with your instructor.
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About the Instructor
Asae Takahashi
Asae, the founder of HANADOJO has been teaching various Japanese cultural activities in addition to instructing Ohara style Ikebana for 8 years. One of her goals as an Ikebana artist is to expand the opportunity for men and women of all ages to enjoy a very established Japanese artform with an understanding of the philosophy of “Nature Appreciation”.
Asae, is a certified instructor of “Ohara School of Ikebana” who delivers renowned authentic Ikebana experiences such as displays, demonstrations, lectures, and workshops at various events and venues.
