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IKEBANA NAGEIRE

Other 35€ Todas as idades Family friendly

Tuesday 24 November · 11:00

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In this workshop with Yuko Kase, participants will discover the secrets of the Nageire style of Ikebana, creating flower arrangements in a jar from natural elements. The Japanese art of ikebana, known as the 'way of flowers', is accessible to practitioners of all ages.

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Brief Introduction IKEBANA NAGEIRE Workshop With Yuko Kase DATES Tuesday | 24 November TIME 11h às 13h PARTICIPANTS Max. 12 PRICE €35 NOTE Participants should bring a jar (ceramic or another resistant material) with the measurements - 20cm depth and 8cm diameter. Nageire is one of the most popular styles of Ikebana flower arrangement. We only need a tall jar and flowers. The challenge is to position them in a way that remains invisible to the observer. Ikebana is the Japanese art of flower arrangement, also known as the 'way of flowers'. Originally, ikebana was a kind of offering ritual performed in Buddhist temples in Japan during the 6th century. Evolving over time, it underwent significant development in the Muromachi period (15th century). Ikebana sought the same degree of refinement and elevated aesthetic sense as another art that emerged at the same time, Cha no yu, the tea ceremony. In contrast to flower arrangements in Western countries, the Japanese flower arrangement creates a harmony of construction between lines, rhythm and colour. Simplicity is highly valued, as is the existence of emptiness (unfilled space). Alongside its enormous popularity in Japan, the art of ikebana has been winning followers all over the world. Accessible to practitioners of all ages, it already has several schools corresponding to different styles. In this workshop you will discover the secrets of this floral art which, from natural elements such as flowers, branches and plants, creates a harmony of shapes and lines in space. Prices Entry - 35€

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Breve Introdução IKEBANA NAGEIRE Oficina Com Yuko Kase DATAS Terça | 24 Novembro HORAS ?11h às 13h PARTICIPANTES Máx. 12 PREÇO ?€ 35? NOTA Os participantes devem trazer uma jarra (cerâmica ou outro material resistente) com as ?medidas - 20cm profundidade e 8cm diâmetro? Nageire é um dos estilos mais populares de arranjo floral Ikebana. Só precisamos de uma ?jarra ao alto e flores. O desafio é posicioná-las de uma forma que permaneça invisível a quem ?observa. ? Ikebana é a arte japonesa de arranjo floral, também conhecido como o “caminho das flores”. ?Na sua origem, ikebana era uma espécie de ritual de oferenda feito nos templos budistas do ?Japão durante o século VI. Evoluindo ao longo do tempo, conheceu um desenvolvimento ?significativo na época de Muromachi (século XV). Procurou-se no Ikebana o mesmo grau de ?requinte e elevado sentido estético de uma outra arte que surgiu na mesma altura, Cha no yu, ?a cerimónia do chá.? ? Em contraste com os arranjos florais nos países ocidentais, o arranjo floral japonês cria uma ?harmonia de construção entre linhas, ritmo e cor. A simplicidade é altamente valorizada, bem ?como a existência do vazio (espaço não preenchido).? ? A par da sua enorme popularidade no Japão, a arte do ikebana tem vindo a conquistar ?adeptos um pouco por todo o mundo. Acessível a praticantes de todas as idades, conta já com ?várias escolas a que correspondem diferentes estilos. Nesta oficina descobrirá os segredos ?desta arte floral que, a partir de elementos naturais como flores, ramos e plantas, cria uma ?harmonia de formas e linhas no espaço.? Preços Entrada - 35€

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