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Hello everyone. I'm Taniguchi from Irony.
It's been almost 10 years since Irony opened in Paris.
A small florist opening an overseas store, and in Paris.
When we first started talking about this goal,
many people laughed at us and told us it was impossible.
But little by little, more and more people believed in us and supported us,
and in March 2015, we were able to open a branch in Paris, the first Japanese florist to do so.
This reckless challenge allowed us to experience many things.
Thanks to many people, we were able to have the experience in Paris,
so we wanted to give back to them, even if just a little,
so that we could share our experiences with our Japanese florist friends and customers,
and have come up with various mechanisms, such as the Paris Diploma Course and short-term training system.
However, there are many people who cannot come to Paris even for a short time.
In order to let such people know about our experiences and what we have learned, we would like to start a video course lesson.
What kind of flowers do we feel are French style or Parisian style in Japan?
How did they come about?
And the differences and similarities with Japanese French style flowers.
We will dig deeper with the students about what we experienced and learned in our work in Paris, and as a French florist diploma, we would like to deliver 10 stories and lessons that will enrich your relationship with flowers in the future.
[Video and lesson content]
"The beginning of the French style: the history of Parisian floristry"
We will delve into the historical background of 19th century salon culture and garden culture.
"The philosophy of the French style: the aesthetics of naturalness and refinement"
We will explore the fusion of beauty born from nature and refinement created by human hands.
"The color of the French style: the basics and applications of color schemes"
We will explain the meaning behind the use of colors and color scheme techniques according to the season and scene.
"French Gardens and Floristry: The Influence of Garden Culture"
Learning how to utilize space from garden design and the aesthetics of plant arrangement.
"Rungis Market: A place that supports the life of Paris, the city of flowers"
Exploring the backstage of one of the world's largest flower markets and revealing the foundations of French floristry.
"Flowers and Parisian Culture: Florists and Their Role in the City"
Considering the significance of florists in the daily life of Parisians and the impact that flowers have on their lives.
"Parisian Inspiration: Streetscapes and Seasonal Colors"
The seasonal expressions of the city of Paris and design hints that can be obtained from them.
"Flowers that blend into the daily life of Paris: Proposals for simple beauty"
Proposals for simple and familiar arrangements to enrich daily life.
"Flowers and Art in Paris: The Fusion of Art and Floristry"
Exploring the influence of Parisian art, such as painting, architecture, and fashion, on flowers.
"New possibilities for floral materials: The fusion of tradition and innovation"
The harmony of classic French style and modern approach.
We plan to teach 10 new styles in each lesson
Bouquet Jardinier
Bouquet Foletti
Composition Mignon
Bouquet Douceur
Bouquet Bohemian
Bouquet Merveille
Composition Miroir
Bouquet Etage
Bouquet Premiere
Bouquet Spheer
and more.
(We will also send a flower vase for the composition lesson)
In terms of style, we will propose new styles that are highly reproducible and can be used with a variety of flowers in any season in Japan,
and we aim to propose styles that will allow you to enjoy a wider range of fun when arranging flowers yourself.
We will create a work that will be the culmination of 10 years in Paris, packed with gorgeous floral materials, lots of beautiful footage of Paris, and the knowledge and experience that Taniguchi learned there, so please look forward to it.
Episode 1 will start streaming on February 15th,
the flower materials can be picked up from 8 designated days between mid-February and early March (please contact us if there are no available pick-up dates during the 8 days).
The following streaming dates are scheduled:
EPISODE 2 March 22nd
EPISODE 3 April 19th
EPISODE 4 May 24th
EPISODE 5 June 14th
EPISODE 6 July 19th
EPISODE 7 August 16th
EPISODE 8 September 13th
EPISODE 9 October 11th
EPISODE 10 November 8th
(Archive viewing is available for one year)
◆About the dates of classes◆
Course fee: 10 classes in total (including flower materials and shipping) 350,000 yen
Early registration discount available (※1)
2025 term: 50 students
[Schedule (2025)]
You can specify the desired date of receipt from the 8th of each month
(Up to 10 students per day)
※1: About early registration discount
Apply by January 15, 2025
320,000 yen
After that, the deadline is February 15, 2025 ← Discount price has be...