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Thessaloniki: "Painting" with Flowers. The Ancient Japanese Art of Ikebana Brings Us Into Contact with Nature in the Age of Screens
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When Ioanna Charitou-Bartsik wants to make an ikebana arrangement, the first thing she does is go out into the garden or visit the countryside or a forest. And this […]
When Ioanna Charitou-Bartsik wants to make an ikebana arrangement, the first thing she does is go out into the garden or visit the countryside or a forest. And this ... More
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GR TimesWhen Ioanna Haritou-Bartsik wants to create an ikebana arrangement, the first thing she does is go out into the garden or visit the countryside or a forest. This is because this particular Japanese art of flower arranging does not start from
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