Hijiri Ikenobo Teacher Bia Ades

Bia Ades

Hijiri Ikenobo
School of Ikebana

Shihan Teacher
1st Grade
About Bia
Teaches ikebana in the Hijiri Ikenobo School
Teaches in-person and virtually
Travels for demonstrations
Gives workshops

Use the contact section below to find out about my latest class schedule
About Hijiri Ikenobo
The foundation and essence of the Hijiri Ikenobo School is the pursuit of this original Ikebana form, blending the traditional upright style (Tachiike or Shoka) with the modern free style (Jiyu-bana), emphasizing harmony, and targeting the complete balance and total composition of IKEBANA
SHU, 守 ( to follow, keep):
A beginner should study and strictly follow the original style.

HA, 破 (to break):
A trained person should depart from the original style and create their own style.

RI, 離 (to leave, separate):
An expert will understand the essence of Ikebana mentally and physically
without needing to stick to the original style.

In the process of pursuing Ikebana it is very important to practice the Ikebana fundamentals thoroughly and constantly.
My Artistic Journey

My teaching style is first and foremost to let my students express themselves following Hijiri Ikenobo concepts . Ikebana, for me, does not have a right or wrong way but a pleasant way to observe and reflect.

I worked most of my adult life with different forms of art including over 3 decades working as an Interior designer. I always has been interested in Ikebana and started taking classes in 2016 and immediately fell in love with the technique and the beautiful arrangements I am able to create. I became a teacher in 2020.

I have a cross-cultural perspective that has been honed over the years as I was born and grew up in Sao Paulo, Brasil, lived in Europe for several years and for the last 20 years have made my home in the US. This perspective enables me to embrace and share my passion for ikebana.
Gallery
Observe and Reflect
Affiliations

Ikebana International North and Central American Region (NCAR)
https://ikebanancar.org

Ikebana International
https://ikebanahq.org
Tokyo Headquarters

Ikebana International Orlando-Winterpark Chapter 132
https://ikebana-orlando.com/
Orlando area local chapter

Ikebana International Rochester New York Chapter 53
https://www.ikebanarochester.org
Rochester New York area local chapter
Contact Me
I would love to hear from you.
Melbourne, Florida
5855039499
5855039499
ades.bia@gmail.com
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Hijiri Ikenobo

School of Ikebana

Shihan Teacher

1st Grade

About Bia

Teaches ikebana in the Hijiri Ikenobo SchoolTeaches in-person and virtuallyTravels for demonstrationsGives workshops Use the contact section below to find out about my latest class schedule

About Hijiri Ikenobo

The foundation and essence of the Hijiri Ikenobo School is the pursuit of this original Ikebana form, blending the traditional upright style (Tachiike or Shoka) with the modern free style (Jiyu-bana), emphasizing harmony, and targeting the complete balance and total composition of IKEBANA

SHU, 守 ( to follow, keep):A beginner should study and strictly follow the original style.

HA, 破 (to break):A trained person should depart from the original style and create their own style.

RI, 離 (to leave, separate):An expert will understand the essence of Ikebana mentally and physically

without needing to stick to the original style.

In the process of pursuing Ikebana it is very important to practice the Ikebana fundamentals thoroughly and constantly.

My teaching style is first and foremost to let my students express themselves following Hijiri Ikenobo concepts . Ikebana, for me, does not have a right or wrong way but a pleasant way to observe and reflect.

I have a cross-cultural perspective that has been honed over the years as I was born and grew up in Sao Paulo, Brasil, lived in Europe for several years and for the last 20 years have made my home in the US. This perspective enables me to embrace and share my passion for ikebana.

Gallery

Observe and Reflect

Affiliations

Ikebana International North and Central American Region (NCAR)

https://ikebanancar.org

Ikebana International

https://ikebanahq.org

Tokyo Headquarters

Ikebana International Orlando-Winterpark Chapter 132

https://ikebana-orlando.com/

Ikebana International Rochester New York Chapter 53

https://www.ikebanarochester.org

Contact Me

I would love to hear from you.

Thank you for visiting my website

Teaches ikebana in the Hijiri Ikenobo School
Teaches in-person and virtually
Travels for demonstrations
Gives workshops

Use the contact section below to find out about my latest class schedule

SHU, 守 ( to follow, keep):
A beginner should study and strictly follow the original style.

HA, 破 (to break):
A trained person should depart from the original style and create their own style.

RI, 離 (to leave, separate):
An expert will understand the essence of Ikebana mentally and physically