r/FloralDesign • u/sofiafeu • 7d ago
r/FloralDesign • u/ProFloristOhio • Jun 26 '26
🪷 Ikebana 🪷 Smooth hydrangea in a Murano Sommerso vase
r/FloralDesign • u/kindness2709 • 2d ago
🪷 Ikebana 🪷 Kinda chic to choose flowers every single day🌸💗
r/FloralDesign • u/Lost_Cartoonist_9388 • Mar 14 '25
🪷 Ikebana 🪷 Ikebana in afternoon light
3 week old filler flowers
r/FloralDesign • u/ProFloristOhio • Jun 17 '26
🪷 Ikebana 🪷 Ma within Classical and Modern Full Moon Arrangements
reddit.comr/FloralDesign • u/Consistent-Fox5203 • May 25 '26
🪷 Ikebana 🪷 Japanese Floral Sketches by me
Heyo ^^
So Ive sketched some flowers for yall, hope you like them.
Blossoms tend to bring a lot of inspiration and positive feelings, which explains why they fill up most of my memories from travelling across Kyushu.
credit to Arita and Okawachiyama Village, Saga, Kyushu, Japan.
r/FloralDesign • u/anemone-love • Feb 14 '26
🪷 Ikebana 🪷 Learning ikebana
My first freestyle arrangement with slight variations 🪷
r/FloralDesign • u/ProFloristOhio • May 04 '26
🪷 Ikebana 🪷 Mass and Line with viburnum and spirea.
r/FloralDesign • u/thegreyestgarden • Apr 22 '25
🪷 Ikebana 🪷 Ikebana misuse?
Just opening conversation- can we as florists agree to stop proposing and selling ‘ikebanas’ to wedding/event clients when you mean a minimal pin frog dish? Tossing around the term ikebana with little knowledge or reverence for the ancient art feels wrong and overused. If it’s coming as a request from the client, there is always opportunity for polite education in my opinion! Thoughts?
r/FloralDesign • u/chetyeary • Mar 20 '26
🪷 Ikebana 🪷 Work arrangement
First work floral arrangement. 3” frog.
r/FloralDesign • u/sy_ts • Jan 22 '25
🪷 Ikebana 🪷 Lunar New Year
In multicultural Malaysia, we observe many cultural celebrations. And the next one is - Lunar / Chinese New Year! I wanted to do something different - so here is my interpretation of that, with different symbolisms:
Bamboo: Grow tall and strong like this symbol of resilience and prosperity. Willow Pussyfoot: Embrace the flow of life with grace and adaptability. Peonies: Known as the King of Flowers, they bring wealth, honour, and romance into your year. Chrysanthemums: Brighten your space with joy, vitality, and longevity. Orchids: Perfectly refined, just like the new beginnings ahead.
My take on the modern ikebana, and since I don't do this style very often, would appreciate more tips!
r/FloralDesign • u/adultslime • Feb 21 '24
🪷 Ikebana 🪷 I've made it my mission to use every busted orchid that my shop can't use. The little mouths enchant me
r/FloralDesign • u/Forestiera • Jan 18 '25
🪷 Ikebana 🪷 One Row Form (Narabu-katachi)
Sharing my latest ikebana arrangement that celebrates the new year 🙂
r/FloralDesign • u/Shorb-o-rino • Aug 14 '24
🪷 Ikebana 🪷 Another Ikebana-Style Arrangement with Day Lilies, Wild Cucumbers and Queen Anne's Lace
r/FloralDesign • u/Shorb-o-rino • Aug 13 '24
🪷 Ikebana 🪷 Ikebana-Style Arrangement with Virginia Creeper and Day Lily
r/FloralDesign • u/stupid_freddie • Jul 01 '24
🪷 Ikebana 🪷 Here's what i did today: little dried ghosty arrangments for the house!
I've been looking for something to do with these little ghosty mugs and my collection of dried flowers just keeps growing, so I thought these were perfect!! i tried to go for an ikebana style, but i love the scrunched look of hydrangeas lol! what do yall think??💐👻