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SOGETSU WORKSHOPS
- Denver - Wheat Ridge Community Center Saturday,
September 8, 2007 CLASSES - Colorado Springs:
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| Ikenobo WORKSHOPS - in Denver - Koelbel Library: September
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IKEBANA
CERAMIC CONTAINER CLASSES Sara
Gilstrap, 719-260-8083 |
| Four of the Ikebana Schools |
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The Ikenobo School represents the most traditional style of Japanese flower arranging. The Ikenobo School is officially recognized as the oldest in Japan. |
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The Ohara School focuses on seasonal use of branch and flower material. It expresses the natural environment by emphasizing landscape arrangements. |
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The Sogetsu School's distinguishing characteristic is found in its free style and abstract arrangements which use objects of sculptural intent and character. |
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The Ichiyo School is a modern school which is known for its introduction of contemporary styles such as crossing of lines and arrangements without a pinholder. |
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| WHAT IS IKEBANA?
Friendship through Flowers
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Gilstrap, Website Liaison: 719-260-8083
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Gilstrap
Jan Cashman, President:
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