Mizuhiki, Mitsumata and Chrysathemum (Iwaya Fund Video)

April program is on Saturday April 6 “Mizuhiki, Mitsumata and Chrysathemum” by Sogetsu School Master Sensei Misei Ishikawa. This is one of Iwaya Fund videos. Our chapter is also planning to invite Sesnei Ishikawa in 2025.  Preparations are underway. Don't miss this zoom video to see Sensei Ishikawa's unique styles.

Ikebana is the ideal medium for me to express my impression of the vitality and beauty of the botanical

world. In my work, I aim to create a dynamic balance among the elements related to nature and humans, such

as space, shapes, colors, seasons, objectives, sentiments, and hospitality, while abiding by the basic theory of

Sogetsu Ikebana. Having lived abroad and experienced different cultures, I have renewed my appreciation for

Japanese culture's richness, and my interest in it has grown even more profound.