If you are interested in learning more about Ikebana design and what it takes to become an Ikebana Master then this episode is for you! Nixon Tran, of When Still, is going to share about his journey along with diving into the history of Ikebana, the basics of the design, resources if you want to learn, and more.
Below is the podcast, video replay, and show notes:
SHOW NOTES
- Before we get started, can you introduce yourself and share a bit about your flower story?
- What is Ikebana for you?
- Can you share some history of Ikebana?
- What are the basics that a designer learns when they start to study Ikebana?
- Books 1 & 2: KAKEI
- About one year
- 40 Assignments
- Shin, Soe, Hikae
- Discipline
- Muscle Memory
- After books one and two, the next level of education focuses on creativity - is that correct?
- As a designer move on, the next level would be to take lesson to get an Teacher’s Diploma. Can you talk more about that?
- You’ve mentioned that Ikebana is much more than just a design technique to you, it is a lifestyle. Can you elaborate?
- For those who want to learn more, what are some resources for people to get started?
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