Sogetsu Curriculum 4-15 Keeping in Mind the View from Above Viewing an arrangement from above can reveal new perspectives and discoveries.

Sogetsu Curriculum 4-15 Keeping in Mind the View from Above Misei Ishikawa

4-16 Paying Attention to the Container and to the Place Where the Arrangement will be Put by Ms.Kumiko Kato

Sogetsu Curriculum 4-16 Paying Attention to the Container and to the Place Where the Arrangement will be Put Consider not only the container but also the surface on which it is placed as part of the composition.

4-17 Arrangement with Plants on a Wall

4-19 Specific Scenes, Occasions or Spaces by Ms.Kazuko Nakata

Sogetsu Curriculum 4-19 Specific Scenes, Occasions or Spaces Create an arrangement for someone or for a specific occasion.Consider what kinds of flowers and styles of arrangement are best suited to each setting.In this video, we create an arrangement for a...

 4-19 Specific Scenes, Occasions or Spaces by Ms.Kumiko Kato

4-2 With Leaves OnlyIt is composed using two or more types of foliage only.In this example, the instructor used New Zealand flax and plantain lily.

Sogetsu Curriculum 4-2

Sogetsu Curriculum 4-2

4-20 You in IkebanaLet’s arrange ‘You in Ikebana’ using the techniques we’ve learned and our own creativity