Sharing arrangements of flowers shows our love,” says Carolyn Alter, Certified Associate 1st Term Master, head teacher for Ohara School of Ikebana, Oregon Chapter and a frequent presenter at the ...

she asked with a hint of snark. Well, no. Anyone can clump a bunch of flowers together willy-nilly, but it takes years of training to learn the art of ikebana, or Japanese flower arranging.

Ikebana, the Japanese floral art, is an ideal way to connect with nature and find inner harmony. This ancient art not only beautifies your surroundings but also offers a path to mental peace and ...

If you're passionate about creating stunning flower arrangements for your home, there's an interesting tool that you may want ...

It's a flower arrangement with a Japanese twist. The ancient art of arranging flowers in Japan, called Ikebana, allows each arranger to put their own personality in each of their unique arrangements.

CAMP ZAMA (Jan. 28, 2020) -- Saori Komura began her class on the Japanese art of flower arranging, known as "ikebana," with advice she wanted her students to retain long after the class ended.

More than 100 individual arrangements of cut flowers and branches arranged in the Ikebana style will be on display from noon to 5 p.m. Saturday in the Chicago Botanic Garden in Glencoe. Nearly 50 m… ...

Takashi Kimura has a way with flowers. In his role at Plantica, a Tokyo-based creative studio that’s aim is to connect flowers with art, lifestyle and fashion, he’s worked with brands ranging from ...

The Obon Festival celebrates Japanese food, martial arts, traditional dance at 100-year-old Buddhist Temple of Salinas.

BOULDER, Colo. – Ikebana, the ancient Japanese art of flower and plant arrangements, incorporates the spirituality of Buddhism and traditional Japanese aesthetics. This weekend, locals get a … ...

"It's an immense pleasure, it gives you energy," said biochemist Yulia Yarlykova, 40, a 10-year veteran of the art. Her teacher, Moscow native Olga Fomicheva, is equally wrapped up in the lines of ...