WELCOME TO IKEBANA INTERNATIONAL
SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA CHAPTER #31
Ikebana School:
Aratame
WELCOME TO IKEBANA INTERNATIONAL
SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA CHAPTER #31
Ikebana School:
Chiko
WELCOME TO IKEBANA INTERNATIONAL
SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA CHAPTER #31
Ikebana School:
Enshu
WELCOME TO IKEBANA INTERNATIONAL
SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA CHAPTER #31
Ikebana School:
Ikenobo
WELCOME TO IKEBANA INTERNATIONAL
SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA CHAPTER #31
Ikebana School:
Sogetsu
WELCOME TO IKEBANA INTERNATIONAL
SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA CHAPTER #31
Ikebana School:
Ohara
WELCOME TO IKEBANA INTERNATIONAL
SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA CHAPTER #31
Ikebana School:
Wafu
Explore and enjoy the elegant art of Ikebana (Japanese flower arrangement). This ancient Asian art is vibrantly practiced in contemporary interpretations by members of the San Francisco Bay Area Chapter of Ikebana International with monthly programs of demonstrations and exhibits.
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Evolving Around Chrysanthemum
San Francisco Bay Area Chapter #31 Rayko Kurosaki (Enshu) started taking lessons in the Enshu ikebana School in San Francisco with Haruko Obata and Sakae Sakaki when she was in Jr. High. The simplicity of the classical style, which epitomizes Enshu appealed to her. She…
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Loved the Live Program
I am always looking forward to your program. Today's presentation is fabulous! Congratulations!
-Lidia V.
Lovely
Lovely presentation, I specially liked the arrangements by Sensei Joan Suzuki. Thank you Ikebana chapter 31, and grettings from my chapter 228 from Mexico City.
-Iliana R.
Bravo
Bravo to all the participants. Thank you for a nice presentation
-Hetty F.
Anniversary Congratulations
Congratulations, SF chapter on 62 special years
-Joan F.
Thank you for your wonderful works.
Mayumi T.
Bouquets to Art show at the DeYoung
I enjoyed your entry at the Bouquets to Art show at the DeYoung. I’ve posted a photo, a detail, of your entry, along with a link to your site. I’d appreciate it if you would be able to email me back with the name of the flower in the photo. It’s exquisite.
-Barbara N.
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