Oct. 7, 2010
Seiko Behr, a second degree master of the Ohara school of Ikebana, presented a demonstration entitled "Creation and Variation". She is an internationally known artist and master potter who specializes in clay containers for Ikebana. Her arrangements and containers have been featured in one man shows at the Massoni Gallery, Easton Academy Museum, the National Arboretum and the Philadelphia Flower Show. She conducted an Ohara workshop entitled "Creation and Variation". The focus of the workshop was freestyle Ohara, a variation on the classic Ohara, using a limited palette of materials.
Seiko Behr, a second degree master of the Ohara school of Ikebana, presented a demonstration entitled "Creation and Variation". She is an internationally known artist and master potter who specializes in clay containers for Ikebana. Her arrangements and containers have been featured in one man shows at the Massoni Gallery, Easton Academy Museum, the National Arboretum and the Philadelphia Flower Show. She conducted an Ohara workshop entitled "Creation and Variation". The focus of the workshop was freestyle Ohara, a variation on the classic Ohara, using a limited palette of materials.
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