Ikebana International Ottawa Centennial Chapter 120

CALLING ALL IKEBANA AND FLORAL DESIGN ENTHUSIASTS! IKEBANA INTERNATIONAL OTTAWA CENTENNIAL CHAPTER 120 PRESENTS Holiday Market... Wednesday, November 27, 11 a.m. 1:30 p.m. Sandy Hill Community Centre, 250 Somerset East, Ottawa Entrance to parking off Sweetland Avenue. For sale: Ikebana vases (new and used) Kenzans Plants and floral materials Quilted bags for containers Japanese related items Baked goods Silent auction

Coming up this weekend at the Embassy of Japan in Ottawa!

A few photos from tonight's demonstration by Ohara Grand Master Marcel Vrignaud celebrating the 30th anniversary of the Ohara School of Ikebana in Ottawa.

It’s starting! A team of Ikebana artists from Japan is working with volunteers to assemble 20-foot-long pieces of bamboo to create the larger than life sculptur...es that will fill the Center Walk and Exhibition Hall in our Conservatory. Come watch the installation process of Blooms & Bamboo through the end of the month, and see the opening of the display on October 3. Learn more: https://longwoodgardens.org/events-and-//blooms-and-bamboo See more

Ikebana International Ottawa Centennial Chapter held a fun workshop yesterday for members. Led by Miki Mitchell, the workshop was about combining mesh fabric in unique ways with Aspidistra leaves cut in different shapes.

One of the incidental but lovely aspects of Ikebana is the shadow created by the arrangement. Here are a few examples from the Ikebana International annual exhibition at the Canadian Museum of Nature.

The Ikebana International Ottawa Chapter annual exhibition at the Canadian Museum of Nature is open from today until Sunday. Check out photos of the beautiful arrangements. The theme this year is Creating Art with Nature.

Final preparations underway for the Ikebana International Annual Exhibition at the Canadian Museum of Nature! The opening takes place tonight and the exhibition is open to the public from Thursday April 11 to Sunday April 14. This may be just the tonic you need for a winter that does not end!

Mark your calendars! The wonderful annual Ikebana International exhibition at the Canadian Museum of Nature takes place April 11-14. Again this year there are also hands on workshops (registration is through the Museum).