Pine and Daffodil.
Nordiclotus wish you a happy easter holiday!
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- Oslo, Norway
- Ikebana is the Japanese art of arranging flowers. More than being decorative, ikebana is thought of as a path of life or a kind of meditation.
I'm studying Ikebana with the Sogetsu school, and currently I hold a teachers certificate of Sankyu Shihan (teacher, third grade). My flower name is Senju 泉樹.
This blog is for networking and inspiration. Comments are appreciated. You can also contact me directly.
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4 comments:
Happy Easter to you too!
Thanks Frederick. Enjoy your day :)
love the daffodils!
Thanks Stephen. I knew you would love the daffodils :)
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