Scarlet Christmas Wreath (Nicolai Bergmann School, Season of Glow)
Japanese title: スカーレット クリスマスリース(ニコライ バーグマン スクール SEASON OF GLOW)
Nicolai Bergmann Flowers & Design Flagship Store 2F (Omotesando Sta.)
A holiday lesson making a bold red-and-green Christmas wreath, at 10:30-12:30 or 14:30-16:30, bookable online per lesson with no enrollment fee.
- Date
- Dec 2 (Wed)
- Time
- 10:30–16:30; Dec 2 (Wed): 10:30–16:30
- Price
- ¥14,300 (tax incl.)
- Venue
- Nicolai Bergmann Flowers & Design Flagship Store 2F
- Nearest station
- Omotesando Sta.
Check closed days and last admission on the official page before you go.
About this event
Glossy red berries, fresh greenery, pinecones and gold ornaments come together in this hands-on Christmas wreath workshop. Part of the SEASON OF GLOW program at the Nicolai Bergmann International School of Floristry, the class is led by floral designer Mai Sugiura. Participants learn to balance contrasting colors, shapes and textures to create a wreath that looks beautiful from every angle. As the fresh foliage gradually dries, the finished piece takes on a new character and can be displayed throughout the Christmas season.
Highlights
- Create a wreath with red berries, pinecones and gold ornaments.
- Watch a demonstration of approximately 30 minutes by Mai Sugiura before starting.
- Coffee, tea and special sweets from NOMU CAFE are provided.
- Receive individual feedback and photograph your finished wreath at the designated photo spot.
- Watch the fresh greenery gradually dry and change throughout the Christmas season.
- Good for
- For flower lovers and anyone who wants to make a personal Christmas decoration.
- Time needed
- 2 hours
Good to know
- The official booking page currently shows the class as fully booked. Check the page for availability.
- Each reservation covers one participant. Groups must make individual bookings.
- Changes and cancellations are not accepted within 7 days of the class. Sessions may be canceled due to weather or insufficient enrollment.
- Materials may change depending on availability. Check-in opens 30 minutes before the class.
Summarized from the official page and press materials.
How did Nicolai Bergmann's famous Flower Box come about?
Nicolai Bergmann grew up in Dragor, a fishing town in Denmark. His father worked in the wholesale potted-plant business, while his grandfather ran an apple orchard. Plants were part of his childhood. After spending seven years learning his craft in Japanese flower shops, Bergmann developed a distinctive style combining Nordic design with Japanese floral traditions.
His signature creation, the Flower Box, debuted in 2000. The original green box became black in 2003, and a preserved-flower version followed in 2004. Arranging flowers inside a box offered a fresh approach to presenting flowers as gifts.
Since establishing his brand in 2001, Bergmann has continued to combine Scandinavian sensibilities with Japanese attention to detail. That is why, in this wreath workshop, it is worth looking beyond the red-and-green palette to see how the shape of each plant contributes to the whole design.
Japan Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Assist Biz: Florist Nicolai Bergmann (Japanese) · Nicolai Bergmann: 25th Anniversary of the Flower Box (Japanese/English) · Nicolai Bergmann: Flower Shop (Japanese)
Distance from major stations
- From Omotesando
- 0.3 km, about 5 min on foot
- From Gaiemmae
- 1.0 km, about 16 min on foot
- From Meiji-jingumae
- 1.0 km, about 16 min on foot
- From Shibuya
- 1.1 km, about 18 min on foot
Distances are straight-line; times are rough estimates.
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FAQ
- What is Scarlet Christmas Wreath (Nicolai Bergmann School, Season of Glow)?
- Glossy red berries, fresh greenery, pinecones and gold ornaments come together in this hands-on Christmas wreath workshop. Part of the SEASON OF GLOW program at the Nicolai Bergmann International School of Floristry, the class is led by floral designer Mai Sugiura. Participants learn to balance contrasting colors, shapes and textures to create a wreath that looks beautiful from every angle. As the fresh foliage gradually dries, the finished piece takes on a new character and can be displayed throughout the Christmas season.
- When is Scarlet Christmas Wreath (Nicolai Bergmann School, Season of Glow)?
- Dec 2 (Wed)
- What are the opening hours of Scarlet Christmas Wreath (Nicolai Bergmann School, Season of Glow)?
- 10:30–16:30; Dec 2 (Wed): 10:30–16:30 Check the official page for closed days and last admission.
- How much does Scarlet Christmas Wreath (Nicolai Bergmann School, Season of Glow) cost?
- ¥14,300 (tax incl.)
- Where is Scarlet Christmas Wreath (Nicolai Bergmann School, Season of Glow) and what is the nearest station?
- It is held at Nicolai Bergmann Flowers & Design Flagship Store 2F. The nearest station is Omotesando Sta..
Checked against the official page on October 28, 2026. Titles and descriptions are our own translations.