Ikebana Class: Introduction to Ikebana

Learn the art of Japanese flower arranging in NYC!



3 hours Location Gramercy Class size 1 to 4 (public classes), 1 to 15   $200 - $260 ($200 for Public; $260 for Private)
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Join us for an afternoon of relaxing and learning the Japanese art of Ikebana in this workshop in NYC. In this class, you will receive a complete introduction to Ikebana, including a review of the art form's history, philosophy, and compositional foundations. You will have the opportunity to create your own Ikebana arrangement to take home or give as a gift.
Translating roughly to "making flowers come alive, " Ikebana is a centuries-old Japanese art form that creates artistic sculptures out of nature. In this Complete Introductory Class, our experienced instructor will teach you how to create a traditional Ikebana arrangement. This process is approachable and easy to understand. We provide all of the materials you will need, so you can simply relax and invite Zen-like energy into your experience.
This Complete Introductory lesson is distinct from our other offerings because it focuses on traditional techniques, as well as the history and philosophy of the Japanese art form. This session is perfect for anyone who is interested in learning more about Ikebana in a fun small group session, or for anyone who simply wants to spend an afternoon creating something beautiful.

Upcoming dates for Ikebana Class: Introduction to Ikebana

Times are New York time. Dates and prices as of 14 Nov 2026, 8:13pm; availability and price are confirmed live when booking on this page.

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What you'll get
  • Learn about the traditional art form of Japanese Ikebana flower arranging
  • Flowers to take home
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Knowledge required
Perfect for beginners.
What to bring
Everything is provided.
Suitable for

This class is great for individuals and couples as well as for a date idea, birthday or bachelorette party.

This experience would also be a unique gift for her, gift for mom, Xmas gift or gift for couples.

Location

Ikebana flowers New York - 1133 Broadway Suite 230, New York, NY

This venue is within walking distance of 28 St, 23 St and 33rd Street stations

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Recent reviews of Ikebana Class: Introduction to Ikebana

  • 5/5 from Gabrielle Baumgart, attended Aug 2026: Junko was an absolutely pleasure to learn from! She was so knowledgeable, helpful, and kind. I look forward to taking another class with her in the future! Thank you Junko!
  • 5/5 from Todd Baratz, attended Apr 2026: Was such a lovely class! Want more!
  • 5/5 from Yasmin Assef, attended Feb 2026: Junko gave our class a history review of the origination and styles of Ikebana, which was great to learn before we began our hands-on work. Creating our Ikebana arrangements was a fun process while instruction was given the whole time. I highly recommend this unique experience!
  • 5/5 from Thuy Dao, attended Jul 2025: Junko patiently guided me through my first class of ikebana. She was knowledgible about the history and traditional techniques to create a beautiful arrangement. She also shared some materials for us to bring home to practice. Walking away from class, I had every thing that I needed to continue to learn at home. More over, her warm personality was an enhancement to my experimence. I would recommend this class for beginners and those who want to continue to practice under careful guidance and casual atmosphere.
  • 5/5 from Jessica Zhang, attended May 2025: Had a fun class with Junko learning about the history of Ikebana and creating my own flower arrangement!
  • 5/5 from Felicia Teng, attended Mar 2025: Teacher Junko was really patient and knowledgeable. I love my class and would definitely recommend the class to anyone out there.
  • 5/5 from Joe Pierce, attended Nov 2024: The mixture of historical components and practice with arranging was truly enlightening. Junko was so kind. I recommend anyone go to this class!
  • 5/5 from Yewon Choi, attended Oct 2024: I had a great time at Junko’s Ikebana class. The class was very intimate. I learned some of Japanese history related to Ikebana, which made me understand how it was originated and developed until thesedays. And making my own piece was so much fun! You can also take it home after the class.
  • 5/5 from Jourdan Milham, attended Oct 2024: This class was amazing! Junko the teacher is so kind and patient. She spent the first part of the class explaining the history of Ikebana; it is so much more complex than I realized! Then she gets in to technique, then you make your own ikebana with all of the supplies provided. The class is very intimate with only 4 or 5 people. I highly recommend this class!
  • 5/5 from Kelsey Urauchi, attended Sep 2024: Junko sensei was an incredible teacher. She is not only a master in the subject matter, but a thoughtfully attuned mentor with individually tailored teaching tactics. I'd recommend this class to anyone with even a passing interest in ikebana. I'm looking forward to bringing family and friends to this experience!
  • 5/5 from Elizabeth Chang, attended May 2024: I thoroughly enjoyed the class. The instructor was so nice, very knowledgeable and interesting. I went home with a pretty arrangement that I made and also learned a lot about Ikebana. I would highly recommend this class.
  • 5/5 from Clara Iorio, attended May 2024: Junkies really took her time to ensure that I understood the concept! We was lovely and knowledgeable! It was a great experience! I highly recommend this class.
  • 5/5 from Lik Jen Lam, attended Dec 2023: So much fun! And informational. Will definitely come back for other classes! Perfect for beginners
Your teacher

Ikebana Flowers New York
Ikebana Flowers New York

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Junko Miura is a license Ikebana Master from the Ikenobo-Seigetsu school, the oldest and most traditional lineage in Japan. She dedicated over a decade of formal training to learning Ikebana; however, she has studied the art form for as long as she can remember, since her mother was an Ikebana Master as well.
Using her training in the ancient discipline, as well as her other work experience as an international designer, Junko developed Jun Fusion— a more evolved and artistic form of flower arrangement born from her personal creative vision.
Junko’s award winning creations based on her Jun Fusion method, as well as her extensive training in the ancient, traditional approaches, have made her one of New York’s most sought after artists of flower arrangements.
Junko has the honour of offering her creations to the Permanent Mission of Japan to the United Nations, diplomatic ceremonies at the embassies, museums, galleries, high-end retail stores, and other public and private spaces. She also holds a teaching position at the New York Botanical Garden.

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