emiko Reikyo Ichinose
Born and raised in Japan, Emiko grew up with a deep-rooted sensitivity to the rhythms of nature. However, it was through her journey of living and working in diverse international environments, including the United States, that she rediscovered the true power of her heritage: the art of Ikebana.
For Emiko, Ikebana is more than a tradition; it is a language of freedom, stillness, and personal expression. Trained at the prestigious Sogetsu School in Japan as a certified Master (Shihan), she believes that floral art knows no boundaries and can flourish in any modern home.
Now based in the heart of Madrid, her mission is to provide a sanctuary of harmony. Through her workshops, Emiko invites students to disconnect from the noise of daily life and reconnect with the beauty of simplicity—transforming flowers and branches into living poetry for everyday life.
The Space - Mulmo-
Classes are held at Mulmo, a welcoming and thoughtfully designed multidisciplinary space located in a calm and refined environment.
Mulmo brings together curious, like-minded people through classes, workshops, and talks across a wide range of fields. It is a place for shared learning, exchange of ideas, and creative exploration, fostering a collaborative and enriching atmosphere.
Ikebana classes take place in small groups, allowing each student the time and space to observe, experiment, and develop a personal relationship with flowers.
The elegant and intimate setting encourages focus and creativity, offering a calm environment where learning becomes not only the acquisition of technique, but also a meaningful and enjoyable experience shared with others.