Email hello@kindbloom.co to book a private workshop or intimate event at our RINO/5 Points studio: 3270 Blake St. #140!
In this two-hour workshop, we’ll use Japanese botanical art fundamentals to explore movement by diving into the world of miniature ikebana. We’ll go over basic, beginner techniques like line, balance, and movement. We’ll also look at the arrangements through our cameras to discover new perspectives in photographing botanical art.
Due to the nature of specialized supplies and plant material curation, no refunds will not be issued after 11/24/26. All workshops and events 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. Group size is limited to 4 for a slower pace and proper, individualized instruction. Please bring a medium-sized container to take your plant materials home. Paper (free of charge) and vases by Philae Ceramics are available for sale at the studio.
SCHEDULE: Thursday, December 3, 2026 6-8pm
*The photos are examples of Japanese botanical art arrangements that fits the workshop theme. The materials used in the workshop will vary depending on curation and seasonality. Please note, ikebana is an ongoing practice—this is a foundational, intro session only.
We welcome everyone! Email food and plant allergies to hello@kindbloom.co for accommodations.
In this two-hour workshop, we’ll use Japanese botanical art fundamentals to explore movement by diving into the world of miniature ikebana. We’ll go over basic, beginner techniques like line, balance, and movement. We’ll also look at the arrangements through our cameras to discover new perspectives in photographing botanical art.
Due to the nature of specialized supplies and plant material curation, no refunds will not be issued after 11/24/26. All workshops and events 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. Group size is limited to 4 for a slower pace and proper, individualized instruction. Please bring a medium-sized container to take your plant materials home. Paper (free of charge) and vases by Philae Ceramics are available for sale at the studio.
SCHEDULE: Thursday, December 3, 2026 6-8pm
*The photos are examples of Japanese botanical art arrangements that fits the workshop theme. The materials used in the workshop will vary depending on curation and seasonality. Please note, ikebana is an ongoing practice—this is a foundational, intro session only.
We welcome everyone! Email food and plant allergies to hello@kindbloom.co for accommodations.
