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    Camp Zama class teaches basics of ‘ikebana,’ the art of Japanese flower arranging [Image 1 of 5]

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    A young woman with her hair up in a bun is smiling broadly while arranging a floral display. She is working with pussy willow branches and baby's breath (gypsophila) in what appears to be a classroom or workshop setting. She is wearing a gray knit cardigan and has a ring visible on her right hand.

    JAPAN

    01.24.2020

    Photo by Winifred Brown  

    U.S. Army Garrison - Japan

    Brittany Priddy learns the Japanese art of flower arranging, or “ikebana,” during a class at the Arts and Crafts Center at Camp Zama, Japan, Jan. 25, 2020.

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    Date Taken: 01.24.2020
    Date Posted: 01.27.2020 23:25
    Photo ID: 6049532
    VIRIN: 200128-A-IT218-001
    Resolution: 4212x3316
    Size: 1.02 MB
    Location: JP
    Web Views: 43
    Downloads: 3

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    A young woman with her hair up in a bun is smiling broadly while arranging a floral display. She is working with pussy willow branches and baby's breath (gypsophila) in what appears to be a classroom or workshop setting. She is wearing a gray knit cardigan and has a ring visible on her right hand.
    Two women in the foreground are engaged in ikebana (Japanese flower arranging), with one wearing a traditional black floral kimono adjusting an arrangement in a shallow ceramic bowl. The arrangement includes calla lilies, pussy willow branches, and fern fronds. A third woman is visible in the background observing the activity in what appears to be a classroom or community center setting.
    An adult woman and a young girl with glasses are engaged in a flower arranging activity in what appears to be a workshop or classroom setting. They are holding calla lily stems and appear to be working on a floral arrangement together. The setting includes various supplies, containers, and decorative branches on a workbench.
    A person wearing a traditional Japanese kimono with a black floral pattern is arranging flowers, likely practicing ikebana (Japanese flower arranging). They are working at a table in what appears to be a classroom or office setting, handling calla lilies, ferns, and other botanical elements. Various wrapped flower stems and materials are spread across the table surface.
    Two women are engaged in what appears to be a floral arrangement class or workshop in an indoor studio setting. The central figure, a woman with dark hair wearing a gray sweater, is holding and examining a white calla lily. The setting includes various floral materials, pussy willow branches, and classroom-like furnishings in the background.

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