Sogetsu Curriculum 1-20 2-20 Special Materials and Arrangements for Festive Occasions (New Year Flowers)This arrangement was created with the image of a New Year table centerpiece in mind.In addition to the finished work, the mizuhiki style “Take-naga” is explained separately.

Sogetsu Curriculum 5-16: Kakebana, TsuribanaIn this lesson, we demonstrate an example of a suspended arrangement.Enjoy the charm of Ikebana that appears to float by creating a structure that allows the work to be hung securely.

3-4 Two or More ContainersCreate one arrangement using two or more containers. This refreshing work is perfect for summer.

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.

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.

3-12 Massed ExpressionGather the floral materials together to create a mass.

2-20 Special Materials and Arrangements for Festive Occasions (New Year’s Flowers)Arrangements will be created in an elegant lacquer box and finished as table flowers.

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

Special 5-8 Improving Your Technique “In a Suiban without Kenzan” by Mr.Ken Katayama The instructor will attempt arranging without Kenzan using a special technique.

Special 5-11 Arrangements for Celebrations by Mr.Ken Katayama This is a celebratory flower arrangement using rich red berries and white camellias.

Special 3-1 Vertical Composition(Moribana) by Ms.Misei Ishikawa

4-18 In a Suiban without Kenzan2 by Mr.Ken KatayamaUsing no kenzan, he arrange cherry blossoms and gloriosa. The composition is carefully structured, considering the balance of weight and the flow of lines. The stable framework created with the cherry blossoms...