Ikebata is the art of flower arranging in the Japanese style, and this art used in particular on Christmas, and on wedding occasions and other occasions too.

The Japanese believe that flower arrangements in the way of Ikebana bring inner peace, comfort and tranquility to homes.

Let's go back to the etymology of the word. What does the word ikebana mean?

It is an art of Japanese origin that is (flower arrangement) or (breathing the soul in flowers)

The history of ikebana art in Japan began in the sixth century by Chinese Buddhist missionaries who instituted rituals of offering flowers to the Buddha. In Kyoto, the flowers that Senki Ikenobu arranged from the Rokakudo Temple were widely praised. And here began the history of ikebana art in Japan.

Ikebana experience with Hyat Al-Btoush

There is nothing more beautiful than dealing with flowers, this gentle creature that gives the world a beautiful sight everywhere. In the ikebana experience, the visitor will have the opportunity to learn about a new skill and art from Japan.

The experience includes learning about the art of ikebana in detail, its history and the reason for its use, and the methods of flower arrangements and preservatives used are different, as this art includes many different types, designs and arrangements, each of which bears a specific symbol.

The visitor will participate in interactive activities that include flower arrangement in Japanese style and learn the connotation of each arrangement.

The experience ends with lunch with a local flavor of Karak.