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A Workshop led by Kathy Kerry: Theme 'Using Only One Kind of Material'

June 24, 2026 Ikebana Wellington

Kathy arranging strelitzia leaves, buds and flowers in a black raised container

Our monthly workshop was held on Sunday June 14, in Khandallah Presbyterian Church Hall, 33 Ganges Road.

Kathy has provided the following notes:
“Theme Book 4, lesson 4, Using Only One Kind of Material.
The material can be only one kind, it can be fresh branches, leaves or flowers in any style. Please choose different materials including, flax, geraniums, hydrangeas, angelica, chrysanthemums, buttercups, alstroemeria, agapanthus. Being mid winter the options are somewhat limited.”

Kathy arranging calla leaves and buds in a tall brass container

Kathy arranging agapanthus leaves, seedhead and flowers in a tall black container

Kathy arranging clivia buds and flowers in a tall black container

Kathy arranging kawakawa leaves in a grey triangular container

Kate arranged strelitzia leaves and dried painted flower heads in a mid century Japanese vase

Masako arranged macrocarpa leaves and bark across two large rocks

Lyn arranged dark red camellia flowers, buds and leaves in a low triangular container

Adriana arranged fading hydrangea flowers in two contrasting containers

Lois arranged fading hydrangea flowers in a matching handmade container

Sandi arranged camellia buds, flowers and branches in a low ceramic container

Sandi arranged strong rhubarb seed heads and leaves in a tall, white banded vase

Alyson arranged nandina in contrasting black and white vases

Setsuko arranged umbrella sedge leaves and flowers in a triangular black container

Sudama arranged fennel flowersleaves and stalks in a delicate pale blue container

Glenys arranged daffodils in a low bamboo container

Yoko arranged an orchid stalk of flowers and leaves in low ceramic vase

Penny arranged kawakawa branches in a low black container

Sharon arranged aloe vera flowers and leaves in a low rectangular container

Elizabeth arranged several stalks of umbrella sege and flowers in a low circular container