Immerse yourself in the art of Ikebana, a calm and focused practice of design, seasonality, and balance. In this 90-minute class in Greenwich, London, learn the core principles of Ohara School arranging and leave with a finished piece you’ve created yourself.

Discover the foundations of Ohara School Ikebana, including line, space, balance, and seasonality. Learn how to build a harmonious arrangement using natural growth patterns and practical techniques you can repeat at home.

All materials are provided, and you’ll take your flowers home after class. A certificate is available after completing 8 classes.

This class is perfect for total beginners who want a clear, guided introduction, anyone drawn to Japanese culture, nature, or mindful making, and people who want a calmer alternative to loud, crowded “workshop” vibes.

Ikebana isn’t about filling a vase. It’s about restraint, intention, and letting the season lead, which is why it’s often linked to a quieter, more “Zen” way of living. The Ohara School, established in 1895, is known for modern Ikebana styles that capture natural landscapes and the feeling of the season.

Your instructor, Anli, is a 4th Master of the Ohara School of Ikebana, with over 10 years of training under recognized masters, including time spent studying in Japan. Her teaching combines precise technique with cultural context, bringing Ikebana to life beyond decoration.