Floral Design Class Ikebana Arrangement Advanced Course for $280-

Dec. 4, 2012 - PRLog -- Ikebana is a Japanese traditional floral art which is very profound and attracts people who love artistic arrangements. The more you learn Ikebana, the more grace you find and some people feel motivated to learn it perpetually. If you have already experienced to learn or work on Ikebana arrangement and believe that you do have decent Ikebana arranging skills wishing to brush up on your current skills or expand the line up of your designs, we highly recommend this course which consists of 7 designs in total.

It is so important to keep learning or continue working on arrangements if you don't want your Ikebana skills to deteriorate. For that purpose, you it is recommended to
take lessons per this program. Some people used to heavily work on Ikebana long time ago but recently they have been staying away from arranging activities. If you are one of this kind of people and would like to refresh your Ikebana skills, this course COULD be a perfect fit.

All you have to pay is only $280 which covers not only tuition but also flower materials as well. If you have your own Kenzan or Suiban, you can bring these items to the classroom. If you don't, you can buy them at the classroom by paying only $30 (to cover both items).

If you think the level of advanced course is too high for you, how about Intermediate Course in which you can enroll for only $245 covering 7 design  lessons. California Flower Art Academy has been engaged in teaching various types of floral arrangements since 1990 as a floral school certified by Flower Decorators Association (Tokyo Japan). You can take lessons at San Jose (Santa Clara County: Silicon Valley) or Burlingame (San Mateo County close to San Francisco Airport). For more information, contact info@california-academy.com