03-05-23 Zoom Shoka Shimputai with Linnéa Storm
It was a ZOOM meeting with Linnéa Storm, sensei. Some people don’t like doing an arrangement, sending photographs, receiving suggestions…
It was a ZOOM meeting with Linnéa Storm, sensei. Some people don’t like doing an arrangement, sending photographs, receiving suggestions…
On Saturday, January 21, we were privileged to have Sensei Jeanne Holy from the Illinois Prairie Chapter of Ikenobo join…
Linnea Storm Sensei led a small group of students in a Zoom workshop on Shoka Sanshuike. She suggested that each…
Wanda LaLoggia Sensei did a great job explaining to the eleven participants the MANY variations possible when arranging niju-ike. For…
Shoka shimputai was introduced in 1977. It was created to adapt to modern living environments and the new floral materials…
Professor Noda gave a very interesting presentation starting with explanations of shoka isshuike and nishuike and then concentrating on sanshuike,…
A few weeks ago did I call Kakehana challenging? Compared to Isshuike, Kakehana is a breeze, or maybe a walk…
Kabuwake means a two-group arrangement. In Sunday’s workshop, the participants presented divided shoka shimputai arrangements. They needed to choose a…
Our sensei for a shoka shimputai workshop at the Zerio residence on Saturday, May 21, was Lauren Toth. Lauren holds…
Sensei engaged us with a thoughtful, patient approach as he and Brenda Jackson explained the various styles we are learning…
Sensei Linnéa started by explaining her role as a teacher, which is not asking students to simply replicate what the…
So many possibilities and choices. Participants could choose to do Isshuike or Nishuike with or without a nagashi branch. Then…