Join this unique class to immerse yourself into the philosophy and the beauty of Ikebana Flower Arrangements, a six-hundred-year old Japanese cultural art form that is loved and practiced worldwide. With instructions from the teacher, you will collect branch and green materials off the lands of the Botanical Garden to create your very first Ikebana arrangement. You will learn the elements of Line, Color and Mass and the principles of Asymmetry, Space and Depth to incorporate into your design. Your completed project, a Moribana design, will adorn your home with its serene beauty. Please wear comfortable shoes, gloves, and bring pruning shears and a lunch. For more information about registering for this program, email millie@slobg.org or call (805)541-1400x302.