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2020 Ikebana Class and DemonstrationNEW

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Date: Monday, 2 March, 2020       Time: 12:00 pm - 3:00 pm
American River Conservancy
348 State Highway 49
Coloma, CA 95613
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Map of American River Conservancy, 348 State Highway 49

American River Conservancy Presents Ikebana Demonstration and Workshop. 

Ikebana, the Japanese art of flower arranging, workshop will explore holiday themes. Each participant will take home an arrangement suitable for a table center-piece or special gift.

Ikebana uses the asymmetrical form of empty space to emphasize the natural beauty of each flower and branch. Sogetsu Ikebana is one of the newer schools of arranging. The school's motto is “Anything, anyone, anywhere”, enabling the artist to incorporate both natural and artificial elements to create living sculptures of great beauty.

Workshop Teacher is Ki Doh Yasmin Spiegel, who holds a 4th Grade Teaching Certificate in Sogetsu Ikebana.

Date
Saturday, March 2, 2020

Time 
12:30 pm - 2:30 pm

Location
Meeting Location to be determined (Gold Hill area)
Contact ARC for signups and meeting location: [email protected] or 530-621-1224

Costs
$15/ARC members, $20/non-ARC members
Suitable for ages 8+ w/adult supervision 

 

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