Japanese Flower Arrangements by RESOBOX Ikebana and Ryusei-ha students

Ikebana is the Japanese practice and art of flower arrangement that stems from the words “ikeru,” meaning “to keep alive” and “hana” meaning “flower.” The Ryusei-ha school was founded by Yoshimura Kaun in 1886 which style has been practiced for over a century. The Ryusei-ha consists of two styles: Freestyle, which allows artist to sculpt their own individual expressions, and Classical style, which carries tradition and was founded along with the school in 1886.

Our very first Ryusei-ha show will introduce arrangements by RESOBOX Ikebana students and NY Ryusei-ha students both instructed by Masako Gibeault.

Participants

• Masako Gibeault (Instructor)
• Chikako Fissel
• Yukiko Ushijima
• Ekuko Kaneko
• Kimberly Wang
• Yan Wang
• Yue Zhao
• Luwen Fun
• Xi Liu

To learn more about the Ryusei-ha style and school, please visit their website: English & Japanese

Our Ikebana courses are held weekly! Join us for some more insight on Ikebana: https://resobox.com/ikebana/

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