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In Serpukhov held a master class in floristics

In the Support Service of Replacement Families of the Mayak Family Center, a creative master class in floristics was held. Young participants plunged into the world of flower art: they got acquainted with the profession of florist and mastered the basics of working with dried flowers.

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In Serpukhov held a master class in floristics

In an atmosphere of creativity and inspiration, each child was able to create their first bouquet with their own character, color and mood. Working with natural materials helped children to show imagination, feel the material and believe in their own strength.

The result exceeded expectations: a sea of positive emotions, new skills and beautiful handmade compositions that the guys took home.

Such meetings are not just about creativity. They teach children to express themselves, find joy in creation, and feel supported by others. It is also a warm occasion to spend time together and take some inspiration with you.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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