Kado
In this workshop, nature and art meet in tranquil, elegant arrangements. Kado is more than placing flowers—it is a reflective practice rooted in gratitude. Dialog with seasonal materials and find your own expressive line.
Through ikebana, explore natural beauty and Japanese aesthetics—and leave with a quieter mind.
In this workshop, nature and art meet in tranquil, elegant arrangements. Kado is more than placing flowers—it is a reflective practice rooted in gratitude. Dialog with seasonal materials and find your own expressive line.
Rates and practical information for the kado experience
Children cannot participate on their own.
A parent or guardian must accompany them.
Ikebana as a lens on Japanese tradition
Learn balanced placement and line so your composition reads clearly in space.
Working slowly with stems and vessels steadies breath and attention.
Choose and angle materials so the arrangement speaks the season.
Compose flowers in the calm of Aso.
We guide you through each step.