01. Ikebana Introductory Workshop
All inclusive one hour workshop - Ideal for beginners.02. School Programs
Immersion option (Japanese Only) available.
03. Special Workshops
We host a variety of workshops at our Murrumbeena studio, including a Mother's Day Ikebana Workshop and a Bridal Bouquet Workshop. Find the details on our News page or Class Bento.04. Private Workshops
Make your special day truly unique with a tailored Ikebana workshop!Transform workplace well-being with a unique corporate workshop!
Our most popular themes include:
- Introduction to Ikebana: The Essence of Basic Ikebana
- Team Building Through Ikebana
- Mindfulness & Productivity Through Ikebana
- Japanese Culture and History Through Ikebana
Perfect for:
- Team Building Through Ikebana
- Mindfulness & Productivity Through Ikebana
- Japanese Culture and History Through Ikebana
Perfect for:
- Hen’s Parties
- Birthdays
- Art Activities for Seniors
- Staff Inductions
- Birthdays
- Art Activities for Seniors
- Staff Inductions
- In-service Trainings
- Corporate Trainings
- Corporate Trainings
- Product Promotions
- Community Events
- Fundraising Events
- Community Events
- Fundraising Events
Shoso Shimbo and his team bring the elegance of Japanese flower arrangement to your venue, customizing the workshop’s content and duration to suit your event perfectly.
Create lasting memories with this inspiring and artistic experience!
Request a quote.
Contact: shososhimbo@gmail.com
05. Demonstration / Performance (Flower & Music Live Show)
A. Demonstration: 60 minutes/From $500
B. Flower & Music Live Show
Shoso creates stunning large-scale Ikebana arrangements, spanning up to 8 meters wide, paired with live music performed by renowned international solo artists. Choose from a variety of instruments, including the cello, flute, or Koto (Japanese harp), to elevate your event. This unique experience can also be combined with a gourmet meal, presented as the Flower, Music, and Dinner Show.
Shoso has showcased his breathtaking Ikebana performances alongside acclaimed musicians, such as the Grigoryan Brothers and Paul Grabowsky, at prestigious venues like the Melbourne Recital Centre during the Wa Melbourne Ikebana Festival.
