Reflections, Creations, and Quiet Observations
From the Studio is a space for sharing the creative process behind our ikebana work. Here, we offer a closer look at recent arrangements, what inspired them, and the ideas that shaped their form.
From the Studio pairs original photography with short reflections and a practical tip—meant to be read slowly and revisited.
A love letter to yellow flowers: two arrangements that feel bright, hopeful, and full of gentle movement—Architectural Spring and Brighter Mood.
The same pink blooms told two different stories—one calm and grounded, one bright and forward-moving. The materials don't change, we do.
This week in the studio felt like spring tapping me on the shoulder. Two arrangements—one from a sunbeam, one from a vessel with way too much personality.
Two arrangements that began with one question: Which material wants to lead? Moments when nature pauses just long enough for us to notice.
This week felt playful in the best way. Two gentle arrangements that remind us Ikebana doesn't always have to be solemn—sometimes it can wink at you.
After the festive noise of the holidays, two arrangements that lean into softness—blooms with presence but not performance, and lines that curve instead of shout.
Some weeks, the flowers show up like little divas, full of drama. Other times, they arrive like a soft hum—gentle, steady, and glowing from the inside out. This week, I had both.
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