Ikebana How-to, the Tateru-katachi step-by-step
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- Stephen Coler from www.stephencoler.com, a 1st Degree Master of the Ohara School of Ikebana, shows you how to create a simple ikebana arrangement step-by-step. The Tateru-katachi, one of the basic forms of the Ohara School, uses only a few stems to create a beautiful and dynamic arrangement. Stephen takes you through the process which enables you to create an original arrangement of your own.
Ikebana, the Japanese art of flower arranging, is a tradition that has been practiced for over 600 years. The art has evolved from simple floral offerings placed on alters into arrangements that decorate the spaces where people live, work, and play.
Stephen Coler has been studying and teaching ikebana for the past 20 years in Japan. He holds the degree of Sub-Grand Master of the Ohara School of Ikebana. He offers online ikebana lessons that you take you through each arrangement, step-by-step, and explains the "why" behind each step. Students from all over the world, including China, Australia, Germany, Ireland, America, Japan, and India, are enjoying the lessons.
For more information about the online lessons, please visit
www.stephencoler.com
Stephen Coler is a wonderful teacher. I enjoyed he way he created space for the tall mum - it lit up!
Thank you so much for the nice comment. I'm glad you enjoyed the video.
And your arrangement is stunning! Love the simplicity of it. And you explained the process so well. Thank you.
Thank you for instructions. I would even watch the same steps again with different materials just for the fun of watching it all over again.
Emma Louie thank you! I’m glad you enjoyed it so much😊
THIS is the Ikebana that awes me. Thank you for sharing some of the techniques and principles. I love the harmonious juxtaposition of textures and the elegance of colors and shape with only two materials. I could meditate staring at it for hours.
Thank your for the nice comment. I'm glad that you liked the video and the arrangement. Using just a few stems but creating a dynamic and interesting arrangement is one of the reasons that I like ikebana, too.
Excellent tutorial. Very clear. Step by step with needed details.
Thank you. Beautiful. Love the simplicity.
isa happy Thank you! I’m glad you enjoyed it.
Loved your presentation! I lived in Japan many years ago as a military bride and have always loved their flower arrangements. I have decided to learn a bit about it so I can have them in my home. I will be checking out your videos and will possibly have questions again, thank you!🌷
Syl's Reborns Thank you for your comment and your interest in ikebana. I love to have arrangements in my home, too. Having that little bit of nature always puts a smile on my face and helps me to relax. Please let me know if you have any questions.
Thank you so much.You are an amazing teacher. I love the flow of energy you create. I can feel this energy and the arrangement is beautiful and dynamic. Thank you.
Marilyn Gibson thank you so much for the nice comment😊 I’m glad you enjoyed the video!
Stunning arrangement and the teacher was adorable! Love his enthusiasm and happiness 😀
Thank you😊
Such a gifted teacher and with a beautiful spirit. Thank you!
Albert Deme thank you😊
Great beginner's tutorial for Ikebana Tateru-katachi style. Awesome.
Thank you! I’m glad you found it helpful.
So simple & lovely.!!!
I'm glad you enjoyed it so much!
Dear Stephen you are a MASTER TEACHER. I understood you clearly to the whys. And that arrangement is perfect to me. Thank you so much.
Wonderful demo. Thank you
love to see your explaining and beautiful work. (thanks)
Marianne de Wit thank you!
Gracias, interesante! trataré de hacer uno o varios ikebana! hermoso!
Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed the video.
Sir, thank you very much for the demo. I normally keep away from Ikebana coz I am not intelligent enough to grasp it's standards. But your explanation made it very simple. 🙏🙏🙏
I am glad it was easy to understand for you!😊
Love the way you teach.
Thank you so much. 😊
Thanks for the tips. What a beautiful arrangement!
BC G Thank you so much.
You explained very well Stephen, thank you for the video!
Corina Thank you. I’m glad you enjoyed it.
Thank you Stephen for such an interesting step by step tutorial. So Beautiful Peaceful. You have really inspired me to have a go at creating one.
Bridget Gilbert thank you! I’m glad you enjoyed it so much. Please share a picture if you make something.
Your tutorial is excellent. I am studying for the instructor level but still your explanation very clear and easy to follow. Thanks for putting this on.
Jo Tan thank you! I hope you enjoy your study.
Excellent tutorial! Stephen you are so clear in your instructions
Thank you so much. I'm glad you enjoyed it.
Thank you Stephen from Berlin.
You expain it very well ...learned a lot in no time...great. thanx for that.
Der Weisheit letzter Schluss Thank you! I’m glad it was informational for you.
Beauty of simplicity at finest, thank you
thank you so much 😊
I have just started studying Obara-style ikebana, and I am currently learning Taterukatachi. This is definitely the clearest tutorial I have ever seen for Taterukatachi. I really benefitted from your explanation of the motivation behind your every single decision. Thank you!
I am so glad this was helpful for you. I believe it is important to explain the "why" of the arrangement. It makes it easier to understand and easier for you to make a beautiful arrangement! Good luck on your ikebana journey!
Very inspiring! Glad you explained the purpose of the positioning of the plants snd flower.
Thank you. I am glad it inspired you!
Lovely Ikebana bouquets! It is a great art and a pleasure to create!
Thank you so much!
Thank you sir! I like the way you show and it is very beautiful!!!
hoa tran thank you! I’m glad you liked it!
I learned so much from this video! So much to take from this, thank you for being such an excellent teacher!
I’m glad you found it helpful!
Beautiful arrangement and clear well explained tutorial. Well done!
Thank you so much. I'm glad you enjoyed it.
You explained so well. I love your video! And your arrangement. More pls!
Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed it so much!
Simply gorgeous
Narinder Dhillon thank you😊
Thank you for this tutorial. Inspired!
I'm glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you for your excellent presentation .
Thank you so much for detailed explanations and sharing.
Derya Şişik Atalay you’re welcome. I’m glad you enjoyed it.
iT IS AMAZING.
Thx for the explaintation. Very clear.
Trang Nguyuen thank you!
Very beautiful. Thank you.
Judith Pearson thank you😊
Less is more, very Ashikaga -esque. Love everything about this!
Thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoyed it.
thank you Stephen ! Your arrangement is stunning :)
Thank you so much.
Great teacher!!!
Thank you so much!
Beautiful!!! Thank you
I wanted to no what was IKEBANA floral flowers. Today I started to do my research, and landed on your page. I love flowers and always wanted to no how these flower work. I have frogs and did not no that is called Kenzan, Thank you for all the information.
I'm glad you found the video and also found the information helpful. Ikebana is a wonderful art that I hope you can enjoy!
Thanks Stephen, I really enjoyed your video. Looking forward to exploring your site!
Thank you. I’m glad you enjoyed it. Please let me know if you have any questions about the site.😊
Nice and clear. I studied at Sogetsu Kaikan in Tokyo and I am not learning other schools of ikebana. Thanks
I'm glad you enjoyed it.
"Knowing the why" is indeed crucial in flower arranging. This is a very dignified Ikebana arrangement. Tall and proud, and very disciplined.
Thank you so much. I'm glad you like it.
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I stupidly forgot the password. I would appreciate any assistance you can give me
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This is real high class, professional art.
Thank you! It has been practiced for hundreds of years and has developed into a true art form.
something really relaxing about these how to videos!
Takoyaki Adventures thank you! I’m glad you enjoy them😊
@@iwatejapang 🥰
Thank you. Well done! I have learned from this.
This was fantastic, thank you
jwddwj9 thank you! I’m glad you enjoyed it!
Well... I don't know how I ended up watching this, Stephen... but I loved it! You explain things very well... and it is such a beautiful outcome! I might try this. I have tons of antique "frogs"! :)
onekidlet I’m glad you enjoyed😊 I hope you can make an arrangement someday.
Thanks Stephen for an excellent video. Very pretty.
Marlene's How-To's I’m glad you enjoyed the video so much😊
Thank you so much Stephen, that’s really really stunning and gorgeous too. I really really love 💕 this arrangement, and your explanation was terrific too. I’ve subscribed and given you a thumbs up 👍 too. Please stay safe and well too.
Thank you so much😊✨
So beautiful. Thank you
Francesca Borjas I’m glad you enjoyed it. Thank you😊
Stephen, this was a well thought out plan and your teaching method was excellent! I am excited to try an Ikebana arrangement in one of my own pottery designs. Thank you!
Janet Conover thank you! I’m glad you enjoyed it. I hope you can create a beautiful arrangement in your own pottery.
I will post a photo!@@iwatejapang
just stumbled on you what a wonderful way to fill the mind and environment. Especially at this unfortunate time. Just a magnificent art form!! Thank You for enabling me to be there!!
Thank you. I am so glad you enjoyed it!
Very good, you explain very clearly, thank you!
Thank you. I’m glad you enjoyed it😊
Very good class. Thank you🌺
I'm glad you enjoyed it!
Great instruction. Thank you
Ben Rickard Thank you!
Lovely only using five stems... but maxi beauty !❣🌹
In ikebana, simple is best✨
Going to watch this space thankful CC
Thank you. I'm glad you enjoyed it.
Beautiful
Y aquí estoy, fundamentando mi clase de haikú y buscando elementos minimalistas para comprender y así ser capaz de transmitir, a mis estudiantes latinos de 14 años, la belleza de lo breve y de lo asimétrico. Saludos, me ayudó mucho.
Thank you😊
Beautiful. Tks for de class
Thank you for watching.
Superb explanation .... I love you the you teach... so expressive ....
Sesha Farms Palmarosa thank you so much😊
great explanations. thank you very much!
Love this
Peggy Whisenhunt thank you😊
thats just simply amazing AMAZING!! WANT TO GO TO LEARN IT IN JAPAN
Tammy Zhang Thank you. If you would like to learn ikebana, please visit my site and sign up for the online lessons😊
Very good explanation.
Thank ypu a lot
Very beautiful and interesting 👍👍🇵🇷
Thank you so much 😊
Thank you so much for your excelente explanation
Flor Ramirez you’re welcome. I’m glad you liked it😊
解りやすい👍
ありがとうございます😊
Terima kasih atas sharingnya cara merangkai bunga,semoga bermanfaat
Informative video 🌸 thanks Sensie
Nan Aly I’m glad you enjoyed it!😊
Really amazing!! I will tray to realize it
Thank you and good luck!
Thankyou very beautiful ❤️
Excellent!
Thank you so much!
Beautiful 💕💕💕
Thank you very much!
Amazing 😉
Adriana Sanchez thank you😊
I love it
Jose Z thank you!
THANK YOU!!!
June Johnson you’re welcome😊
Fantastic ☺️
Thank you
Thanks!
Asha Kuldip you’re welcome. I’m glad you enjoyed it.
Wonderful explanations thank you. It's interesting that to my eye, the downward curve of the third willow at 19:42 was perfection. I think because it creates a burst effect. Cultural differences I suppose.
J.A. Peleski thank you. I’m glad you enjoyed it. It’s interesting how different people see the different lines and the energy they create. I think it also has to do with the way the school views the materials.
@@iwatejapang I think the Japanese even today have a thing about cut flowers and the association with death, so it's understandable that some would want to mask it
Fantastic! Could you provide a list of the Japanese terms you used and their pronunciation?
Thank you. The Shu-shi is the Subject stem, and the Kyaku-shi is the Object stem.
Realitas simple and beutiful! Can you tell me where can i buy the Shu-Shi stem?
wow!
Fabienne Frölich thank you😊
I want to learn with you everything about these technics.
Nicely explained
Thank you😊
👏👏👏 a pesar de que no hablo inglés, entendít como hacerlo. Gracias
Lina Maritza Cano I’m glad you understood it!😊
@@iwatejapang Gracias, feliz día🌞
Hello! I just started properly learning ikebana. Before I would just put flowers in vases and feel like a pro lol. Do you have a book in English for Ikebana I can find in Tokyo?
J D hello! I’m glad you found this video about ikebana. It sounds like you really like it. Unfortunately, I don’t have any books. But, I do have online lessons. If you are interested, please have a look at stephencoler.com
I wish I had found your videos earlier during the quarantine. I failed at the sourdough bread and the banana bread. My tie dye attempt just blended altogether into a mess. Embroidery bored me to tears. I buy flowers every week but just throw them in a vase. Time to find my frogs.
TheDilemma76 I’m glad you enjoyed the video. If you would like to learn even more about ikebana, please visit my site, stephencoler.com I have many online video lessons that I think you would enjoy.
Tks
Cathy Duong 😊
Stephen, you make a good Sensei. Thankyou
Thank you so much!
Thank you for sharing this video. Very informative and good advice but I would like to know the terminology you used in this video, such as 'sushi, sushi filler etc. Thank you so much.
Thank you. I'm glad you found it informative. The Shushi is the main branch and the Kyakushi is the focal point from which all the other materials rise. All the other stems used in the arrangement are Filler stems.
I love ikebana.. Iam finished in begener crouse next chapter please help me learning, are u online class and certificate provide?
Thank you for your comment. Congratulations on finishing the Beginner's Course! I do offer online lessons with certificates from the Ohara School of Ikebana. Please visit the site to learn more about the course. You can click on the link in the description box above, or visit stephencoler.com
Beautidul
Thank you!
Could you make an arrangement in a small round space? I have made 2 ikebana bowls with a small diameter at the bottom of about 1.5”.
mary carlino in a container that small, you would have to use materials that are very small. A Moribana arrangement needs a large space to be made.
Stephen Coler Thanks Steve for your reply. The vase flares out...outer diameter is about 5”.
mary carlino for a Moribana arrangement, you need a container with a large, flat bottom. With the container you made, it is not good for a Moribana arrangement. But you could do an arrangement like I did in the video.
Stephen Coler Thanks Stephen. Greatly appreciated.
I thought that the water level was really important to ikebana design? I see the flowers are fully open and in their mature state, representing summer, so wouldn’t that mean that the water level should be slightly less than what’s in the container? I’m in Floral design school and currently learning about ikebana so just seeking some guidance and clarification:) thanks
Morlla234 thank you for your comment. There are over 2000 different schools of ikebana, so there are many ideas/ways to do and interpret what ikebana is. In my school, we always put as much water in the container as possible. That helps to keep the flowers hydrated and makes the arrangement last longer. However, if I were doing a landscape arrangement, I would try to show the seasons by showing more or less of the surface of the water-in winter, showing less of the waters surface, and in summer, showing more. But, other schools might have different thoughts on this. I hope this answered your question. Have a great day!
Stephen Coler thank you, that was very informative! I appreciate it
How long will that arrangement last?
Uber Glamazon with these materials, I would say it could last up to 2 weeks. But, it needs to be in a cooler place that doesn’t get direct sunlight or is near an air vent. The willow branches will last even longer than the chrysanthemums. You can put them in a bucket of water and roots will sprout from it. Or, you can take them out and let them dry out. Thank you for your comment!
The end product is beautiful, it just feels a bit daunting as there are so many rules to understand. One feels that it would be difficult to emulate even the style in case of getting something horribly wrong. A fabulous immersive hobby to create beautiful arrangements, but not something that I have the time to invest in.
Thank you. It does seem a bit daunting at first, but once you understand the basics and do a few arrangements, it is much easier.
Hi stephen. I have this small question, when we insert the stem into the kenzan, doesn't the end point of the stem becomes weak and provide not enough mechanical support?
Hello. It is actually a very strong support. But if you reinsert many times, it doesn't weaken the stem and you will have to recut it. Some stems like snapdragon are weak, so you add a support to the part that will be inserted into the stem.
@@iwatejapang Thanks for your reply Stephen. I understand that stems are quite strong enough to pivot the Kenzan. But what happens when I bend it to some angle. Besides why do I have to insert the stem and then bend it at some angle instead of inserting it so that it makes an angle by default?
In addition, in my first comment I was so excited that I asked the question immediately which made me forget to appreciate your content. I am really grateful to you for making this clear video on Ikebana and also for replying to my query.
@@raiyyanabdurrahim2645 I'm glad you enjoyed the video. You insert it in first and then lean it into position for strength. If you tried to insert the stem into the kenzan at the prescribed angle, you would most likely break the stem.