
Experience the Way of Flowers
Join our hands-on workshops and demonstrations — a journey into the beauty, discipline, and mindfulness of Kado.
LESSONS
The Teacher will notify each student of the fees associated with each class and schedule.
If you live outside the above areas Sensei Margy and Sensei Elizabeth offer Zoom lessons.
SW Florida
Contact Sensei Margy at kadosenshoikenobo@gmail.com
Northern Virgina / DC
Contact Sensei Elizabeth at kadosenshoikenobo@gmail.com
Harrisburg PA
Contact Assistant Instructor Ellen at kadosenshoikenobo@gmail.com
Interpreting Art Through Flowers
Join us for an inspiring workshop where we'll delve into the vibrant interplay of color, line, negative space, and flow to reimagine art through floral design. Hosted at the Inspiration Gallery in the Naples Art District.
Dates:
- Thursday, November 20, 2025
- Thursday, December 18, 2025
Fee: $50 per workshop
Discover your Flower Zen
Join us for a transformative workshop where we'll explore the healing essence of flowers through the art of Ikebana, embracing mindfulness and harmony. Hosted at Tarpon Cove Community Center.
Dates:
- Thursday, January 22, 2026
- Thursday, February 26, 2026
- Thursday, March 19, 2026
- Thursday, April 23, 2026
Fee: $50 per workshop
Certificates
Certificates are offered for Beginner through Teacher level
*Fees are charged for each level*
Equipment List
The following equipment will be needed to start your lessons:
Each new student will be required to buy the beginner textbook
#1
Ikebana scissors: It is recommended that students invest in high-quality Ikebana scissors, also known as "Hashmi", as they play a critical role in the art form.
#2
3 1/2 “ or 4” Kenzan also know as a pin frog. Two will be required in some designs. The second Kenzan can be smaller.
#3
Low flat container ( 10” or 12” round or 12” or 14” long rectangle) at least 2” high. All Moribana lessons in the Beginner’s Textbook can be done in one of these container. Nageire lessons will need a tall vase. The teacher will help with finding the correct container.
#4
Bucket or container big enough to hold your flowers, Kenzan with flowers or the whole container.
Small whisk brush to clean up your work space and/or a small towel to place under your container while working.
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