Baiko is the Japanese name of artist Astrid Stadt, Ikebana master (Sensei) of the Sogetsu School of Japan. Baiko means plum blossom, a very revered flower in Japan. White to rose in color, the plum blossom appears in early February, a harbinger of spring. The Japanese admire it for its resilience against the cold of winter. Baiko is a symbol of perseverance in the face of adversity. Astrid received the name Baiko when the Sogetsu School awarded her the title Sensei. All the prints of her creations are stamped with her Baiko seal.
Baiko is a featured artist on Imagekind and her work was featured on the ArtBlog, EmptyEasel. You can read the review of her Ikebana Art here.
You can see more photographs of Baiko's creations on Zen-Images.
For more information about Sogetsu Ikebana and what's behind Baiko's creations, please visit The Zen-Images Ikebana Blog.
* Baiko * fine art prints at Imagekind.com
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