Wednesday, September 9, 2026
Morning Workshop 10:00 a.m.
Slanting Style Moribana
taught by Sogetsu Instructor, Leslie Rosinski
Please join Leslie Rosinski in creating a slanting style Moribana. In this lesson the three main stems will be separated into two Kenzan within the same low sided container. We will focus on the feel of the water flowing through the two Kenzan creating depth and diversity.
Materials to bring:
Greens: 3 -5 straight branches, such as: Solomon’s seal, redbud, bells of Ireland, spiral eucalyptus, fern, pittosporum, ruscus, salal (lemonleaf), common shrub, etc.
Flowers: 3-5 stems of any flower, such as: mums, dahlias, roses, hydrangeas, sunflowers, etc.
Extra: You may also want some small filler flowers to complement the other materials.
Supply Checklist:
Container: 10'” to 14" flat bottom container with low sides: round, oval, rectangular, other
2 Kenzans,(can be sun & moon or two separate) at least 2.5" diameter
Watering can
Hasami (floral shears)
Flower bucket
Container to carry home arrangement
Plastic or newspaper to cover work area
Cloth for clean-up
NOTE: We will collect a fee of $5.00 per person per month to help offset costs for our venue.
We will have a door prize each month, so, as you pay, you will receive a ticket for a chance to win an ikebana related item.
If you are interested in attending any of the meetings, or for any questions,
please contact us at ikebana.detroit@gmail.com
Schedule is subject to change.