Join us for a Serene Celebration: Chinese New Year Ikebana Workshop
Embrace the art of harmony and balance this Chinese New Year by immersing yourself in the timeless beauty of Ikebana, the Japanese art of flower arranging. Unleash your creativity and discover the meditative joy of creating stunning floral compositions.
Date: February 8th, 2024
Time: 6PM - 8PM
Venue: 347 Broome Street
What to Expect:
Guided Ikebana Workshop: Learn the secrets of Ikebana from our experienced instructors and craft your own masterpiece to bring home.
Symbolic Flower Selection: Explore the significance of flowers in Chinese culture and select blooms that resonate with the spirit of the New Year.
Cultural Connection: Dive into the rich history and philosophy behind Ikebana, and discover the profound meanings each arrangement conveys.
Free Flow of Sake: Elevate your experience with a complimentary flow of premium sake, adding an extra layer of celebration to the artistic journey.
Ticket includes a 2-hour lesson, flowers, vase and free flow of sake.
Limited Spaces Available: Secure your spot for an enchanting evening of creativity, cultural exchange, and celebration. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced Ikebana enthusiast, this workshop promises a memorable experience to welcome the Year of the Dragon
About the Instructor
Christine Donck-Guelton became a Sogetsu School instructor over 20 years ago and currently holds a Sanyo teacher's certificate.
She has collaborated with companies like Shiseido, Kataoka, Netflix (The Jigsaw ), HBO Max (The Flight Attendant ), Rudolf Steiner School, Caring for Colombia Foundation, Garden Clubs of Shelter Island, Staten Island, Brooklyn Heights, workshops in Albany and NYC. Her work was published in Ikebanists around the world and Ikebana: Opposites attract. She is also a board member of the New York branch of the Sogetsu School.
Because Ikebana is a life-long learning experience, she continues her training with Ilse Beunen.
Come together to celebrate the beauty of tradition, the spirit of the New Year, and the artistry of Ikebana. Cheers to a new beginning!