The event featured a captivating Ikebana demonstration by Akihiro Nishi Sensei from the Council of Ohara Professors in Japan. His expertise and artistry offered attendees a rare glimpse into the precision and beauty of traditional Japanese floral arrangement. Among the distinguished guests was Rashmi Attavar, Joint Managing Director of INDAM, who represented our commitment to fostering connections between nature and cultural heritage.

Reflecting on the event, Rashmi shared, "Ikebana, much like our work at INDAM, is about honouring nature’s elegance and working in harmony with it. We’re delighted to support the Ohara School of Ikebana in celebrating this milestone and in bringing the timeless art of Ikebana to our community in Bangalore."

At INDAM, we take pride in supporting initiatives like this that foster cultural exchange and inspire a deep respect for the natural world.