I thought I would share some pictures of some of the ikebana arrangements that my students do during their lessons. I have a couple of intermediate students and many beginning students. I try to teach them according to their ability, yet give them a challenge each week during their lesson.
There is a mix of the seasons along with a mix of forms and styles.
I hope you enjoy the pictures as much as I enjoy teaching!
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Inclining Form |
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Inclining Form |
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Rising Form |
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One-Row Form |
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One-Row Form |
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Radial Form |
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Circular Form |
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Circular Form (from above) |
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One-Row Form |
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One-Row Form |
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Circular Form |
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Heika, Upright Style |
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Upright Style |
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Rising Form |
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Rising Form |
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Rising Form |
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Inclining Form |
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Inclining Form |
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Rising Form |
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Rising Form |
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Radial Form |
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Inclining Form |
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Inclining Form |
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Radial Form |
As always, please feel free to leave a comment below!
4 comments:
Beautiful arrangements and lovely materials selections.
oh my goodness, sooo beautiful. literally took my breath. I mean it. THANK YOU for sharing with us. =-) <3 It's like a less-than-5-minute trip to the relaxation spa.
Gail,
Thank you for the lovely comment!
Robyn,
Ikebana can be very meditative for those looking at it, and for those doing it. I think it is a great stress reliever. Thanks for the wonderful comment!
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