3-10 Color of the ContainerThis theme is inspired by the color of the vase.

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.

5-17 Japanese Iris, Rabbit-ear IrisIn this video, you can learn the basic handling of Japanese iris (hanashōbu). Please note that it does not cover kakitsubata (rabbit-ear iris).

5-25 Practicing for a Future Ikebana ExhibitionLet’s create the arrangement as if we were exhibiting it in a flower show.

2-19 Variation No.8 Combined Styles(Nageire and Nageire)We combine different styles of arrangements as a final exercise to study techniques and spatial composition.

Free-style arrangingMaster Reiko Takenaka creates a freestyle ikebana arrangement using early summer materials (from the 2024 Sogetsu WEST Iemoto Advanced Course).

5-19 Relief WorksPlants are arranged on a board to create a work of art.You will also learn how to work with dried materials and techniques unique to relief-style fixing.

2-17 Variation No.8 Combined Styles(Moribana and Moribana)Arrange a flower form in each of the two containers and combine them as one composition.

5-13 Glass ContainersMake the most of clear or translucent glass containers.Let’s also enjoy the expression within the container itself.

2-16 Variation No.7[Floating Arrangement, Spreading Arrangement, and Morimono Arrangement]In this video, She is arranging a Floating Arrangement and a Spreading Arrangement. It is a valuable video, so please be sure to watch.

5-12 Jika-dome (Direct fixing)Direct fixing, which secures the materials at two points—the inner wall and the rim of the container—is an essential technique for nageire arrangements.

5-18 Composition Expressing a MovementShe will create the arrangement based on words that express movement (verbs). This time, she will express ‘entwining’ through ikebana.