Ikebana, one of the traditional arts of Japan, has been practiced for more than six hundred years. The Ohara School of Ikebana emphasizes the Japanese aesthetics of asymmetry and empty space, beauty of natural scenery, harmony between materials, container and setting. Over a dozen floral designs by the members of Ohara School of Ikebana Northern Ohio Chapter will be on view Saturday, May 28 and Sunday 10 a.m.- 5 p.m., May 29, 2022, 12-5 p.m. at Cleveland Botanical Garden.

Here are a few photos from last year’s display:

This year’s exhibition will include work from the following Arrangers:

1. Ingrid Lüders:  Grand Master Ohara School

2. Shoko Morton: Sogetsu School

3. Kathleen Pietro: Sogetsu School

4. Barb Geisinger:  Ikenobo School

5. Hilla Molinaro: Ohara School

6.Isa Ranganathan: Ohara School

7. Emily Viland: Ohara School

8. Sally Roman: Ohara School

9. Janis Stein: Sogetsu School / I.I. Columbus

10. Reiko Nakajima: Sogetsu School / I.I. Pittsburgh

11. Atsumi Sewell: Sogetsu School / I.I. Pittsburgh

12. Brittany Reilly: Sogetsu School / I.I. Pittsburgh

13.Yumiko Okahashi: Sogetsu School / I.I. Kobe

14.Masako Fujiki:  Sogetsu School

15. Lorna Mierke: Ohara School

16.Ursel Dougherty: Ohara School            

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