Course Description

Instructor: Nutan Ahuja

Ikebana Workshop: A One-Day Introduction to Japanese Floral Art

Join us for a delightful one-day class, where you'll explore the beauty and harmony of Japanese floral arrangement. This hands-on workshop introduces the principles of Ikebana, focusing on balance, simplicity, and the natural elegance of seasonal spring flowers.

Under the guidance of an experienced instructor, you'll learn essential techniques, such as line, space, and asymmetry, while creating your own stunning arrangement
No prior experience required—just bring your creativity and appreciation for nature!

Students need to bring a tall vase (approx. 8-12 inch tall), Shears and any fresh leaves with 2-3 stems. Fresh Flowers will be provided.

Bio: Nutan Ahuja, a former Professor of Biomedical engineering, has been a Reiki, wellness and energy healing practitioner and instructor for more than 15 years. She has also been certified in Ikebana, a Japanese healing art of flower arrangements from Sogetsu school in Tokyo, JP. In her practice, she combines her unique scientific perspective with her expertise in various philosophies of spiritual wellness to foster positivity and holistic healing of the body, mind and heart in an evidence-based manner.