Ikebana lesson on Sep 30
We practiced Ikebana with flowers of gladiolus today. The participants fixed well the flowers although the gladiolus are heavy and tall.
We practiced Ikebana with flowers of gladiolus today. The participants fixed well the flowers although the gladiolus are heavy and tall.
We practiced the ikebana work with flowers of Gladiolus this week. This flower is also called ’Sword lily’ as the leaves look like a sword. Since this plant has voluminous flowers and tall, it was a bit difficult to fix the stems on the pinholder ‘kenzan.’ However, the participants handled well with this challenge and
The Gentian is on the market now at Montpellier. This flower is popular as the autumn flower in Japan, and we often use it for ikebana work at this season. It’s called ‘Rindo’ in Japanese, literally meaning ‘liver of dragon’ since its root is very bitter. The root is still used as a medicine for