Ikebana Canberra
By Sachie Terasaki
Recent activities and featured articles
Harvest Day Out Ikebana workshop
2 March 2024 (2.30pm-3.30pm)
Ikebana with upcycled materials workshop
Floriade Ikebana workshops
2 October 2023 (2pm-3pm, 3.30pm-4.30pm)
Ikebana with nature and craft materials workshop
Canberra Nara Candle Festival
3 December 2022 (7.25pm-7.45pm)
Ikebana Demonstration
Floriade Ikebana workshops
2-3 October 2022 (12.30pm-1.30pm, 2pm-3pm)
Bonsai Week -Bonsai Reshaped 2021 Arboretum
27 March 2021 Demonstration
28 March 2021 Workshop
Regular arrangements at the National Archives of Australia
August-November 2020
Floriade 2019
Ikebana Workshop
6 October 2019 2pm-3pm
12 October 2019 2pm-3pm
Mudputty Magazine October 2019
1 October 2019
Japan book launch at the National Archives of Australia
2 April 2019
Canberra Nara Candle Festival
27 October 2018
4pm-8pm
Ikebana demonstration and workshop
Flourish, the National Gallery of Australia
7 October 2018
10.30am-2pm
Ikebana workshop
Restaurant arrangements at Raku Dining, Canberra
June 2018
Canberra Nara Candle Festival
28 October 2017
4pm-9pm
Ikebana Demonstrations
Open Day at Canberra Potters' Society in Watson
1 November 2015
Ikebana Demonstration
Ikebana at Canberra Potters' Society in Watson
18 October, 25 October, 1 November 2015
Ikebana for potters and non-potters
Floriade 2015
3 and 4 October 2014
Demonstrations 10.30am and 2pm
Workshops 11.30am and 3pm
Ikebana demonstrations and workshops
Canberra Nara Candle Festival 2014
25 October 2014
Ikebana demonstrations and workshops
ABC News
Floriade 2014
20-21 September 2014
Ikebana Demonstrations and Workshops with Sachie Terasaki
Canberra Nara Candle Festival 2013
Ikebana demonstrations and workshops
26 October 2013
City News Canberra
23 October 2013
School Visit
4 August 2023
Private College in Canberra for year 12
"On Friday, we participated in a practical workshop delivered in Japanese by Sachie Terasaki from Ikebana Canberra. This was a natural extension of our learning of the Japanese aesthetics of 'wabi sabi', which values impermanence and simplicity, and "mono no aware", known as the pathos of things, or simply, the emotions that objects evoke."
"We learnt how to create a traditional basic Ikebana arrangement and a freestyle vase arrangement, and soon found out it was not as easy as it looked."
3 August 2021
Private College in Canberra for year 11-12
29 October 2020
Private College in Canberra
https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=3655283761199317&id=651541311573592
26 November 2015
Japan week
Primary School in Canberra
28 November 2014
Primary School in Canberra
"Sachie Terasaki came to demonstrate the art of Ikebana (Japanese flower arranging). Sachie is a teacher of Ikebana and has been studying this art form for over 20 years. We were the lucky ones who watched Sachie’s demonstration and then, in groups, made their own creations. It was fun and we all learnt so much. "
from the school newsletter.
10 September 2014
Secondary School in Canberra
4 September 2014
Primary School in Canberra
