Ikebana Workshop

Ikebana is a traditional Japanese flower art. Unlike European practice, it works with brush-like lines and empty space instead of colors and weight; it is characterized by dynamic balance of asymmetry instead of symmetry. It is restrained in its colors, treats plants with great imagination and usually has a strong effect with little material. It can be linked to both the closeness to nature and Buddhism of the ancient Japanese shinto religion.

Judit Várhelyi holds the workshop.

Judit Várhelyi is an architect, university lecturer and iceman; he lived in Tokyo for more than two decades. Takagi Suisen Sogetsu ikebana studied Japanese flowering with a master instructor and won the flower name ‘’ – Suisho ⁇ , crystal. He has participated in several solo and group exhibitions and also holds presentations and courses. “Through ikebana, I came into closer contact with Japanese culture ”.