The wreath,reconsidered.
A workshop with florist Alina of maimai fleurs. You make one sculptural wreath, about 50 cm across, and take it home.
Everything included · 12 places · Beginners welcome
Not a decoration. An object. Asymmetric, a little undone, closer to a sculpture than a garland.
Most Christmas wreaths are made to be packed away in January. This one is built to stay — on a door, above a bed, against a bare wall in February.
Alina trains in ikebana at the Ikenobo school, where line, space and the season matter more than volume. That is where this wreath starts.
Five materials.
One silhouette.
- Silver firThe cool, blue-green base.
- CedarSoft sprays that open the form.
- Trailing cypressLong and loose. It breaks the circle on purpose.
- Spanish mossA silver veil over the edges.
- Burgundy velvetRibbons left long, falling past the wreath.
About 50 cm across. The wreath in the photographs is the starting point. Yours will look like yours.
Two and a half hours, one table.
- 01
Arrive
A matcha from our bar, and a table already laid with branches, moss and velvet.
- 02
Look first
Alina builds the wreath in front of you and explains why it falls the way it does.
- 03
Make it yours
Start from her design, then move away from it: berries, a second ribbon, more moss, or less of everything.
- 04
Take it home
It leaves with you finished, ready for a door or a wall.
maimai fleurs
maimai fleurs is Alina's floral design studio in Barcelona, rooted in ikebana. She designs installations for brands — including a 125-rose tower for Mietis Studio at Casa Batlló.
This is her first Christmas workshop at Circl.
- When
- Sunday 29 November, 17:00–19:30
- Where
- Circl, Carrer de Balmes 82, Barcelona
- Price
- €120 per person: the workshop, every material, your wreath and a matcha
- Group
- 12 places, one table
- Experience
- None needed. Beginners welcome.
- Bring
- Nothing. Everything is at the table.
- Cancellation
- Cancel at least 7 days before the workshop.
- As a gift
- Book a place for someone you'd like to sit next to.
- Questions
- info@circlproject.com
Twelve places around one table.
Part of Community Sundays — afternoons of making something together at Circl.