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Ikebana Experience

Ikebana Experience

Kanoa Tea

Kanoa Private Culture Salon | Ikebana — Berlin

An intimate flower experience for 1 to 4 guests in Berlin-Mitte, just 2 minutes from Hackescher Markt.

At the heart of ikebana is the flower itself. Unlike Western flower arranging, ikebana is not about abundance — it is about restraint, space, and the relationship between stem, leaf, and void. With seasonal blooms in hand, we explore together how to read each flower's character and bring out its best — how to cut, how to place, and how to let the empty space speak. Sometimes with a kenzan, sometimes without.

The flowers are never the same twice — each session is shaped by the season.

Sessions

  • Thursday 18:00
  • Sunday 11:00

Details

  • Maximum 4 guests · Minimum 1 guest (session is slightly shorter for 1 guest)
  • Location: Berlin-Mitte, 2 min walk from Hackescher Markt — exact address shared after booking
  • Price: €50, VAT included

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Rare Hon-Gyokuro Tasting

As part of this workshop, you will have the opportunity to taste hand-picked Hon-Gyokuro, one of the most exclusive and high-end Japanese green teas.

This tea is normally served only in selected tea cafés, where a single serving typically costs €15–20.

Hand-picked Hon-Gyokuro accounts for well under 0.1 % of total Japanese green tea production, making it an exceptionally rare tea that is rarely experienced outside Japan.

  • The art of brewing japanese tea at home

    Learn to feel the difference between water temperatures, tea leaves, and vessels. Over time, you'll find yourself brewing japanese tea with quiet confidence in your own kitchen.

  • A new way of seeing flowers

    Discover how to read a flower's character — its curve, its weight, its silence — and let that guide your arrangement. A skill that changes how you see nature long after the session ends.

  • A moment of stillness you can return to

    Not a technique to master, but a feeling to carry with you. Each visit deepens your sense of Japanese aesthetics — slowly, without you even noticing.