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IKEBANA FOR EVERYONE (OHARA SCHOOL STYLE)
Class Dates: May 9th & 16th, 10:00 AM- 3:30PM *This is a 2-Saturday workshop. Please plan to attend both dates.* Class Description: Students will learn the basics of proper structure, placement, line, balance, texture and movement using natural materials. There will be a morning and afternoon session each day with a lunch break in-between. Please bring a lunch and beverage with you. Morning sessions will focus on Hano-Isho Upright Form and afternoon classes will focus on Hano-Isho Slanting (inclining) Form. Your instructor will supply the natural materials for you to use. There will be a materials fee of no more than $10 per class to cover the cost of these. This fee can be paid directly to the instructor on class days. Students should bring with them: - a vase with approximately a 2-inch wide mouth and straight sides. - a low bowl approximately 8-10 inches in diameter - a pair of plant clippers - a small towel - peper and pen for taking notes - a small bucket for taking home natural materials *Your instructor will supply kenzan (frogs) for you to use About your instructor- Karen Chevrotee: Karen is an avid and passionate Ikebana practitioner/teacher/demonstrator for over 35 years. Her studies began in Washington DC with Grand Master K. Lee and she holds a 3rd Master Certificate. Karen has taught private classes in Wilmington, NC, publicly at the Cameron Museum and bi-annually in Raleigh. She has presented demonstrations of the "Art Form and Philosophy of Ikebana" in Washington DC, Wilmington, Winston-Salem, Raleigh and Richmond, VA. |