Ikebana Arrangements for the Tokonoma
Ikebana International of Asheville is sponsoring its March program. Ikebana, translated from Japanese as “living flowers,” is flower arrangement known worldwide for its grace and…
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Unique Ikebana Techniques, Demonstration and Workshop
Unique techniques of leaf manipulation will be demonstrated by Suzanne Dillingham of the Ichiyo School. Leaves can be changed beyond recognition and provoke a…
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Ikebana Demonstration: 80 Years of Ikebana
Ikebana International presents its annual luncheon, demonstration and silent auction on August 27, welcoming and hosting guest presenter Elaine Jo, a nationally known ikebana…
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Ikebana Demonstration
Having Fun Being Creative – Interpreting Art for Art in Bloom will be held at the Folk Art Center.
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The Timeless Art of Ikebana
Ikenobo is the first ikebana school and is 555 years old. For any art form to survive, it has to evolve and today the…
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Bonsai is a living form of art that demands both a knowledge of horticulture and an artistic eye. Peggy Snow has been studying bonsai…
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Mum’s Not the Word
Hardy chrysanthemums are perhaps the most common fall flower, blooming in September and October in an obliging array of autumnal colors. But another seasonal…
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Rising Sun in the Land of the Sky
Japanese Culture Center Opens in Hendersonville.
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