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Advent is a time of waiting and of slowly gathering light. In this workshop we mark that transition with a composition built from winter greens, branches, dried textures and seasonal slowly blooming flowers, arranged in a vase you take home.

The focus is on natural materials and a considered form, a piece that feels calm and grounded rather than decorated. It is something you build with intention, to live with through the darker weeks.
What to expect
  • Techniques for building a stable, long-lasting composition in a vase
  • Introduction to working with seasonal greens, branches and dried materials
  • Live demonstration, then hands-on work with personal guidance from Liza
  • The session opens with tea to slow down and reset
  • 2 hours, max 10 participants
  • Only seasonal flowers, carefully selected for you
  • Vase included, with the full composition to take home
  • Care tips to keep it fresh through December
  • Taught in English
This workshop is for everyone who is curious about floral arranging practice, begin learning a new craft, create with your hands and feel more present and grounded in a moment. No previous knowledge or experience is required.