Mennello Museum of American Art

The Japanese traditional art of floral arrangement is called Ikebana – to make flowers alive. Ikebana dates back to the 7th century when floral offerings were made for Shinto altars and continues to grace homes today. Learn the history and intricate methods of the Sōgetsu-ryū (草月流) school of Ikebana in this unique and mindful practice with Irene Gomulka. All flower and greenery supplies will be provided while the kenzan and vessel are yours to take home! You will be all set to continue the tradition through every season using your selection of symbolic flowers.

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