Ikebana Workshop with Kurashige-sensei

26-28 Oct 2018

Hagio-sensei invited Kurashige back for another advanced lesson on sunamono rikka.  The chapter then asked her to stay for two additional days of classes.  Saturday we did Rikka Shofutai, focusing on the use of oha, specifically using Okinawan-shaga or walking iris leaves.  On Sunday she covered Shoka using one, two, and three materials.

Notes regarding sunamono	Sashiguchi - insertion points around the doboku	Class at work	Class at work
A little help	A teacher's hand	Carol's sunamono	Masako's sunamono
Kida-sensei's sunamono	Detail	Correcting arrangements	Gail's sunamono
Jean's sunamono	Detail	Correcting arrangements	Darryl's sunamono
Contemplation...	Hagio-sensei's sunamono	Detail of okabu	Mekabu
Masayo's sunamono	Wendy's sunamono	Barb's sunamono of water plants from her yard	Welcoming Kurashige-sensei
Three departure levels	Where the de is for rikka shofutai..	How to do oha	More on oha
Barb's Rikka Shofutai	Carol's Rikka Shofutai	Correcting arrangements	Gail's Rikka Shofutai
Rikka Shofutai	Masako's Rikka Shofutai	Correcting arrangements	Jean's Rikka Shofutai
Masayo's Rikka Shofutai	A word between friends	Joan's Rikka Shofutai	Darryl's Rikka Shofutai
Greeting Kurashige-sensei	Sample Shoka Ishuike	Correcting arrangements	Correcting arrangements
Correcting arrangements	The class	Barb's Shoka Isshuike	Different characters for "shin"
Nishuike vs Mazeike -- different ways of arranging 2 material Shoka	Correcting arrangements	Correcting arrangements	Correcting arrangements
Possible placement for Shoka Sanshuike	Barb's Shoka Sanshuike

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