Japanese Flower Arrangement Enjoy the creation of the beautiful art of ikebana in a course for intermediate or advanced students. Learn from a professional in a 2 hour lesson. We recommend you bring your own flowers, ikebana vases, scissors and kenzan. If you need ikebana supplies, we have a variety available for sale, containers, kenzan (pin holders) and Hasami scissors. Ikebana lesson is held once a month on the 4th Sunday. A new flower arrangement is created each lesson and take home to display. The program will be notifed prior to each lesson. Tuition fee includes lesson and notes, but not materials. Choose your option above when adding to the cart Sunday Morning - Advanced Time: 9:00am to 11:00am Sunday Morning - Intermediate Time: 10:30am to 12:30pm Dates 22 March 2026 26 April 2026 24 May 2026 28 June 2026 26 July 2026 27 September 2026 25 October 2026 22 November 2026 These dates are the 4th Sunday of the month, except for public holidays or exhibitions where a nearby date is chosen. Your teacher, Megumi Megumi is a master of Koryu Shoyo-Kai School in Sydney and holds classes throughout the year for beginners to advanced students. She is a member of Ikebana International Sydney Chapter, participating in demonstrations and exhibitions. Origins of Ikebana Koryu School The Koryu Ikebana School seeks to express beauty and elegance using the fundamentals of space, structure and naturalism that has been perfected by its practitioners since it was established in 1760 (Edo period), by Imai Isshiken Soufu. Following a simple, prescriptive pattern based on an asymmetrical triangle whose 3 points represent heaven, earth and man, the Seika style reaches out to us, symbolising both the natural world and our connection to it.
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