Ikebana workshop in Berlin
Teamevent from €55.00 per Person
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Look forward to our upcoming Ikebana workshop with Youco from @ikebananterior! If you love flowers and ceramics as much as we do, this is the perfect opportunity to discover the fascinating world of ikebana — a traditional Japanese art form that transforms flowers into minimalistic, harmonious arrangements. In this workshop, you will learn the basics of this meditative technique and learn how to create an impressive composition with just a few but specifically placed elements. Youco introduces you step by step to the philosophy and aesthetics of ikebana so that you develop a sense of balance, lines and the conscious use of space. Regardless of whether you are a beginner or already have some experience with flower arrangements — this workshop offers you an inspiring break from everyday life and immerses you in the beauty of Japanese floral art. Let your creativity run wild and create your own unique work of art!
How does this activity work?
- Introduction to the origins of this art with a slideshow
- Theoretical foundations of ikebana
- Practical exercises for creating exquisite floral arrangements
- Selection of your favorite ceramics from our studio (additional cost)
- Matcha latte for all participants
Who should definitely take part?
The workshop is suitable for anyone interested in flower arranging and Japanese culture. Both beginners and advanced users are welcome.
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What to bring?
You don't need to bring anything except good humor and creativity.
What is included?
- flowers
- Tools (Kenzan)
- Matchalatte
- Professional support
good clay sunshine
Our pottery is located in the middle of the Reuterkiez in Neukölln — between Hermannplatz and Landwehr Canal.
Here is a selection of our ceramics, insights into our production and you can take part in one of our pottery courses or events yourself. We're looking forward to you.