Mimosa, Kiwi |
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Thursday, 23 February 2017
Early Mimosas
Thursday, 9 February 2017
Arranging Unconventional and Fresh Materials Together
Incorporating any unconventional which means anything other than fresh or dried plant based material into Ikebana work is challenging and great fun. There is no limit as long as you keep an eye on the overall balance of the arrangement. The main aim is to add value to the fresh materials, to achieve a different level of harmony and contrast within the work by adding any unconventional material.
Below are some examples from this week's session by different ikebanists:
Below are some examples from this week's session by different ikebanists:
Sogetsu School Using Unconventional Material arrangement by Evrim Ozkan Yazici |
Sogetsu School Using Unconventional Material arrangement by Marie-Claude Noble |
Sogetsu School
Using Unconventional and Fresh materials together
Using Unconventional and Fresh materials together
Thursday, 2 February 2017
Warming The Winter
Tulips, Chaton, Dogwood |
Tulips and Chaton Vases by Annick Berclaz and Evrim Ozkan Yazici |