Ikebana International Ann Arbor Chapter 183

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Ikebana International Ann Arbor Chapter 183

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December 2022 Workshop - Ichiyo Ikebana

Ichiyo Ikebana - Holiday Centerpiece Workshop

 For our December chapter meeting, Janet Knowlton of the Ichiyo School led our holiday centerpiece workshop. The arrangement could include a candle for a festive look with variety of different materials to add interest and compliment the arrangement. We hope everyone enjoys these throughout the holidays on your table, entryway, or sideboard.

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October Exhibition - Cranbrook House & Garden

Cranbrook Exhibition

Several of Ann Arbor’s members joined the Detroit Ikebana Chapter’s exhibition at Cranbrook House and Gardens the weekend of October 8th.

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November 2022 Workshop - Sogetsu Ikebana

Sogetsu Ikebana - Unique Autumn Arrangements

 For our November chapter meeting, Leslie Rosinski, a teacher in the Sogetsu School of Ikebana taught a lesson using dried, bleached or colored materials. These materials can be arranged in positions independent of the container and can show lightness or texture which cannot be expressed by fresh materials. She  combined  bittersweet vines, chrysanthemums in deep saturated tones, fall grasses and various other dried materials in a basket to create unique autumn arrangements. 

October 2022 Workshop - Ichiyo Vertical Ikebana

Ichiyo Ikebana - Advanced Vertical Form

At our October chapter meeting, Terre Voegeli, Ichiyo Instructor taught a workshop focused on the 1st Ichiyo Advance form, the Vertical Form. The major motif of this form is a sense of vertical height no matter the shape of the container.  Our meeting was held in one of the Matthaei Botanical Garden greenhouses and all agreed that it was a fantastic venue. 

September 2022 Workshop - 45th Anniversary and Gladiolas

Ichiyo School Ikebana

We celebrated 45 years of the Ann Arbor Chapter of Ikebana International with a delicious cake and a wonderful demonstration by our very own Chapter president and Sensei Liz Larwa. Liz is an instructor in the Ichiyo School and demonstrated how to use gladiolas in Ikebana arrangements at Matthaei Botanical Gardens.

August 2022 Workshop - Fruits & Vegetables

Ichiyo School Ikebana

Our instructor, Liz Larwa, from the Ichiyo school, led this outdoor summer chapter meeting creating arrangements utilizing fruits and vegetables. We had great fun with this theme for our last outdoor summer meeting. Next month we will start our regular chapter meetings at Matthaei.

July 2022 Workshop - Water Arrangements

Ichiyo School Ikebana

At our chapter meeting today, which was held at the shelter at Island Park, Ichiyo instructor Terre Voegeli presented a water arrangement where the design elements are above and below water. It was a lot of fun and the perfect lesson for a hot summer day

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January 2023 Workshop - Ichiyo Ikebana

Ichiyo Ikebana - The Three Friends of Winter

For our January chapter meeting, Ichiyo instructor, Liz Larwa, led a workshop in creating a New Year’s arrangement using the basic upright style and focusing on traditional Japanese materials. We used pine, chrysanthemum, red berries and other materials. We learned about Mizuhiki, a cord which is often used in Japan in New Years arrangements, cards, gifts etc. as a symbol of warmth, affection, and togetherness. We learned various ways we can use it in our arrangements.

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