Ikebana
International
May 28, 2025
10 A.M.
Our meetings are Free and Open to the Public, Join us.
And don't forget we have a Raffle at the end of the meeting!
2025 Art Alive
San Diego Museum of Art
April 26 & 27
Special Sale Section
Please view slides of various containers for your ikebana creations. There are two sections to chose from.
If interested, kindly contact
Cecilia at: ceciliacarrick1@gmail.com
for further information.
Dr. Christine Hrountas
Ikebana journey and Donation
# 1 Victorian Flower Container with Central Holder
#2
9" Tiffany Vase with chip
#3 Glass Bowl
6" tall and 8" wide
#4
White Oval Container
12" long x 3" tall
#5
Pink Round Container
6" wide x 2" tall
#6 Sculptured Tall Ceramic Vase
14" tall
#7 Two-Tone Brown
9" tall
#8 Earth Tone
6" tall x 3"
#9 Glass Cylinder
16" tall x 6 " wide
#10 White Cylinder
12" x 4"
#11 Cylinder Glass
21" x 3"
#12 Glass
#13 Glass Burgundy
8" x 5"
#14 Cherry colored Glass
8" x 4"
#13 and #14 can be paired
#15 Green & White
#16 Plastic Black Moribana
8" diameter
#17 Jade
Vintaje Asian Jade leaf and Peach Bonsai
Genuine jade and high quality hard stones with detailed carving. The tree symbolizes longevity and prosperity in Asian culture, with peaches representing immorality.
Chin Austad
Ikebana Journey and Donation
A. White Moribana
B. Grey
C. Cherry
D. Green Medium sized pottery
E. Black with Brown Rim
Made in Japan
57th Annual Members Luncheon
Held at an off-site location
The invitation can also be found in "Members Only" section
besides our Newsletter.
Tokonoma Arrangements at the Exhibit Hall
Japanese Friendship Garden San Diego
Provided by our chapter volunteers every weekend
What is a Tokonoma?
Tokonoma is a uniquely Japanese architectural feature
that provides a designated space for displaying art.
This aesthetic focal point of the home may include an Ikebana arrangement,
a landscape scroll, bonsai, or other objects of beauty
that together express a three-dimensional story of harmony and transience.
The overall result is an uncluttered sense of upliftment and
seasonal connection to nature.
Welcome to our Tokonoma
This slideshow features the latest
Tokonoma arrangements created by our chapter member volunteers
displayed at the
Exhibit Hall
Japanese Friendship Garden & Museum
in Balboa Park, San Diego
FAQs
This section is under construction
Can I join Ikebana Internationa without having any training in ikebana?
Where can I take ikebana classes?
How do I become a member?
DONATIONS. Who do I contact for donating?
How do I find a demonstrator for my club meeting?
About Us
Our Mission is to promote friendship through Japanese Ikebana and Related Arts
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