We started our class year this Monday ( 9/14/2015). Lesson for September:
1) Basic Slanting Style Nageire (book 1-9 or 10)
2) Freestyle, Sunflower and an interesting branch
3) A variety of Materials (book 4-5)
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Basic Slanting Style, Crepe Myrtle and its flower |
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Sunflower and an interesting branch |
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Close up look |
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An arrangement using 5 or more kinds of materials, mainly flowers, is called Maze-Zashi.
Pyracantha (Scarlet Firethorn), mum, sunflower and Toad lily seedpod in Pottery pot |
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Sensei's demo for "A variety of materials" |
Sunflower and interesting branch arrangement, I never thought to use Corn stalk as an interesting branch, like Sensei did. And a classmate (she is an active teacher) used dried Banana leaves. Their arrangements really opened my eye. And I learned something today.
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