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Explore the world of morimono, a specific Japanese floral arranging technique that highlights fruits and vegetables as the primary focus of the arrangement. The intention of this workshop is to think of different, contemporary ways of bringing the fall season indoors. My intention is that by learning basic morimono techniques, your mind will start to flourish with new ideas for botanical art that goes beyond the typical cornucopia or wreath.
Due to the nature of specialized plant material curation in ikebana and floral design, no refunds will not be issued after 10/3/26. All workshops and learning sessions take place at our RINO studio: 3270 Blake St. #140 Denver, CO.
Registration includes guided instruction, plant materials, use of community tools, and light refreshments (local and imported Japanese tea and snacks). Group size is limited to 5 for proper, individualized instruction.
SCHEDULE: Saturday, October 17, 2026 10am-12pm
Explore the world of morimono, a specific Japanese floral arranging technique that highlights fruits and vegetables as the primary focus of the arrangement. The intention of this workshop is to think of different, contemporary ways of bringing the fall season indoors. My intention is that by learning basic morimono techniques, your mind will start to flourish with new ideas for botanical art that goes beyond the typical cornucopia or wreath.
Due to the nature of specialized plant material curation in ikebana and floral design, no refunds will not be issued after 10/3/26. All workshops and learning sessions take place at our RINO studio: 3270 Blake St. #140 Denver, CO.
Registration includes guided instruction, plant materials, use of community tools, and light refreshments (local and imported Japanese tea and snacks). Group size is limited to 5 for proper, individualized instruction.
SCHEDULE: Saturday, October 17, 2026 10am-12pm