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SHOAN

Ikebana Introductory Class 

Now running at Canterbury Classroom!  Come and try ikebana!
A one-off 45min session to discover the traditional art of Japan.

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Shoan Lo x Melbourne Ikebana Festival 2026

Melbourne International Flower & Garden Show March 2026
​- Gold Award for Botanical Moments

Design Brief - Site  C33k  Size: Approx 2x2m

This display interprets the theme of a kaleidoscope through geometry, movement, and shifting layers of light. Gold-painted triangular forms extend outward in multiple directions, creating a fragmented structure that suggests reflection and transformation—like patterns constantly changing within a turning lens.
Dried rain deer wattle, also rendered in gold, threads through the framework, softening the angular lines with intricate, organic detail. It evokes the delicate complexity of repeating motifs that appear and dissolve in a kaleidoscope.
Set against a royal blue background, that gives depth and intensity, allowing the gold elements to shimmer with contrast. Fresh materials: white gypsophila offers lightness and space; red gloriosa brings energy and a sense of unfolding movement; and yellow dancing lady orchids add a playful, dancing quality to the composition.
Balancing structure with spontaneity, the work invites the viewer to shift their perspective. As the angles and layers realign from different viewpoints, new visual relationships emerge—capturing the transient beauty and ever-changing nature of a kaleidoscope.

​(Photo by Dr Shoso Shimbo)

​Click here to see more photos of the work

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Wa Melbourne Ikebana Festival 2026

It has been two years since the last Ikebana Festival and we are coming back with more exciting program to fill the Spring in Melbourne with more than just flowers!  There will be exhibition, competitions, workshops and special speakers.  Come and join us for a week long of ikebana events with local artists and international guests. 
Wa Melbourne Ikebana Festival

 Ikebana Classroom
has now moved to Canterbury!

Come and join our class at Canterbury Neighbourhood Centre
Or...
​You can join us at Ikebana Dojo Zoom online classes!
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Hanadayori 2025

What Ikebana do you want to see?
Your Vision, Our Inspiration - Let Flowers Connect Us!

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Inspire Our Artists –
Send Your Request and See It Come to Life.
Free to make your request here!!

Hanadayori 2023

Find out more about our project in the previous years!!
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Shoan's Ikebana won First Place at Melbourne International Flower and Garden Show 2025

(At the Natio Botanical Moments - Site C23f)

Shoan's display at the 
Melbourne International Flower ​and Garden Show 2024

"Star Dust Bridge"

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Shoan's display at the
​Melbourne International Flower and Garden Show 2023 (Site C28G)
- "A Moment in Time - The Melting Hourglasses"

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​​Will time stop and freeze if the symbol of time - The Hourglass- melts and its sand escape ?  

Inspired by Dali's "Persistence of Memory (1931), Shoan wonders if time will stop when its iconic symbol slowly melts away like Dali's clock in the dream wold.  


Size: 2.4m x 2m x 2.4m deep

Materials used:
​Red painted cane, Gypsophila, Hydrangeas, Oncidium (Dancing lady orchids)
 


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Shoan's display at the
​Melbourne International Flower and Garden Show 2022
​"Celebration - Hanabi - The Fireworks"

Indeed, fireworks have an enchanting way of uniting people in celebration, transcending language barriers and cultural boundaries. As the day turns into night, the anticipation builds, and a collective sense of wonder fills the air. So let us revel in the magic of fireworks, for they are the universal language of celebration. With each dazzling burst, they kindle a sense of wonder and remind us that, despite our differences, we are bound together by our shared human experience.

Size: 2.5m wide x 1.4m high x 2m deep

Materials used:
​Red painted cane, Gypsophila, Gloriosa 
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Ikebana Blog series-
“Sharp tools to make craft”

“工欲善其事 必先利其器”

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