Dried Flower Lessons — Kazan Flower School

Two lessons. Two complete projects. Two techniques you'll actually use.

Glass cloche dried flower arrangement with strawflowers and cotton on a wooden table

Beginner-friendly 15 min

Lesson 1 · 15 min · Katya

Glass Cloche Arrangement

The sculptural interior arrangement style you see on every design account — taught step by step. Katya shows how to work with oasis foam inside a glass cloche to create a finished, editorial look. You'll learn foam preparation, composition principles (height, depth, negative space), and which dried botanicals work under glass.

What you walk away with: A finished cloche arrangement and the compositional vocabulary to design your own variations.

See what you'll create →

Elegant dried flower bouquet with white roses, pampas feathers and lagurus — held by hand, studio photo

Beginner-friendly 25 min

Lesson 2 · 25 min · Laysan Afonina

Round Table Composition

A structured dried flower composition designed for a table centerpiece — built from first principles. Laysan Afonina teaches the spiral technique foundation, then shows how to build structure and volume, layer color, and mix textures: grasses, seed heads, and blooms. Every decision is explained — not just demonstrated.

What you walk away with: A complete round table composition you can recreate at home.

See what you'll create →

Beginner-friendly 15 min

Lesson 1 · 15 min · Katya

Glass Cloche Arrangement

What you walk away with: A finished cloche arrangement and the compositional vocabulary to design your own variations.

See what you'll create →

Beginner-friendly 25 min

Lesson 2 · 25 min · Laysan Afonina

Round Table Composition

What you walk away with: A complete round table composition you can recreate at home.

See what you'll create →

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What's included with your purchase

For the Glass Cloche Arrangement you'll need:

A glass cloche (home goods stores, Amazon)
Oasis dry foam / brown foam (craft stores)
Compact dried flowers: strawflowers, globe amaranth, small dried rosebuds
Wire cutters or scissors
Full materials list included with purchase

For the Round Table Composition you'll need:

Dried flowers: pampas grass, dried grasses or wheat, dried blooms (roses, strawflowers, or dahlias), seed heads (lagurus, poppy pods, or similar)
Floral wire and floral tape
Scissors or wire cutters
A container or vase for the finished centerpiece
Full materials list included with purchase

Lifetime access. Watch on your schedule, pause, rewind, come back in six months. Lessons are available on any device. No expiry. No subscription.

This is for you if any of this sounds familiar.

You've watched YouTube tutorials and the results never matched

You followed along but couldn't figure out why yours looked different. The composition logic and structural technique were never explained.

You keep saving table arrangements on Pinterest but never recreate them

Beautiful centerpieces you've been meaning to try 'when you find the right tutorial.' Lesson 1 is that tutorial — round table composition from first principles.

You want something that looks intentional, not assembled

The glass cloche is the arrangement style that looks effortless — but requires specific technique. Lesson 2 shows exactly what that technique is.

Your dried flower attempts look like a craft project, not a composition

The difference is structure. Structure is teachable. Both lessons start with the structural logic before anything else.

You want to understand the principles, not just follow one project

Volume, depth, negative space, texture mixing — once you understand the logic, you can apply it to any arrangement you make.

This is how a floristry school teaches.

Kazan Flower School is a professional floristry institution with over 10 years of teaching experience. More than 5,000 graduates. Instagram community of 130,000.

Laysan Afonina

Founder, Kazan Flower School

17 years in professional floristry. Founded Kazan Flower School after teaching 5,000+ students across 18 countries. The face of the school — and the instructor for Lesson 1, the Round Table Composition.

I don't just show you a finished result. I explain the logic behind every decision — why the spiral builds structure, why color and texture work differently for dried flowers. When you understand the logic, you can apply it to any arrangement, not just the one in the lesson.

Katya

Floristry Instructor, Kazan Flower School

Professional florist and instructor at Kazan Flower School. Specializes in interior arrangements and sculptural compositions. Lesson 2 instructor for the glass cloche technique.

The 'effortless' look actually requires specific compositional decisions. In Lesson 2, I show you exactly which decisions those are — and why they work.

The numbers behind the school.

I finally understood what I was missing. After Lesson 1 I got why my table arrangements never had the right volume — it was the structural logic that no one else had explained. I rebuilt mine from scratch and it actually looked like the photo.

Sarah M.

California, USA

The glass cloche lesson was worth it alone. I'd been guessing at foam placement and wondering why it looked wrong. Katya explained height, depth, and negative space in a way I'd never heard before. My second attempt was completely different.

Emma R.

I didn't expect 40 minutes to change how I think about dried flower arrangement. But the texture and composition breakdown across both lessons was exactly what I'd been missing from every YouTube tutorial I'd tried.

Jen T.

Canada

Sarah M.

California, USA

Emma R.

Jen T.

Canada

Before the lesson. After the lesson.

Before

Table arrangements that look assembled, not composed
Cloche attempts where the proportions are always off
No understanding of why depth and negative space matter
Texture combinations that feel random
Saved Pinterest images you've never successfully recreated

After

A round table composition with real structure and volume
A glass cloche arrangement with intentional compositional logic
Understanding of height, depth, and negative space
Texture and color mixing you can apply to any dried arrangement
Techniques that transfer beyond these two projects

Three things that make school instruction different.

Logic, not just demonstration

Every decision is explained — why, not just what. You understand the principle, not just the step.

Professional standards, beginner pacing

The techniques are the same ones taught in our full professional curriculum. The instruction is built for complete beginners.

Transferable, not one-off

After these lessons, you can apply the techniques to any arrangement — not just recreate the one in the video.

How the lessons are structured.

Step 1

Watch Lesson 1 — Glass Cloche Arrangement

15 min. Katya walks you through the technique step by step.

Step 2

Build your table composition

Gather materials from the included list — available on Etsy, Amazon, or local craft stores. Follow along and build your round table centerpiece.

Step 3

Watch Lesson 2 — Round Table Composition

25 min. Laysan Afonina demonstrates the technique from start to finish.

Step 4

Create your cloche arrangement

Apply the compositional vocabulary from Lesson 2. Adjust height and depth, experiment with negative space. The logic transfers to any container.

Frequently asked questions.

What language are the lessons in?

English subtitles included.

How long do I have access?

Lifetime. Once you purchase, the lessons are yours. Watch on your schedule, pause, rewatch, come back in six months — the access doesn't expire.

What materials do I need?

For Lesson 1 (Round Table Composition): dried flowers (pampas grass, dried grasses, dried blooms, seed heads), floral wire and tape, scissors. For Lesson 2 (Glass Cloche): a glass cloche, oasis dry foam, compact dried flowers (strawflowers, globe amaranth, small rosebuds), scissors. Both full materials lists are included with your purchase. Most items are available on Etsy, Amazon, or a local craft store.

Do I need prior experience?

No. Laysan builds Lesson 1 from the very beginning — she assumes no floristry background. Katya explains oasis technique in Lesson 2 as if you've never worked with it before. The only thing you need is dried flowers to work with.

Can I upgrade to the full course later?

Yes. These two lessons are part of our complete 19-lesson professional curriculum. If you want to continue after the tripwire lessons, the full course is available and your purchase here counts toward it.

Is there a refund policy?

Yes. If you complete both lessons and feel the instruction didn't deliver what we described, contact us within 7 days for a full refund. We've been teaching floristry for over 10 years. We stand behind how we teach.

Two lessons. Two arrangements. The technique gap — closed.

Two lessons. Two complete projects. Two techniques you'll actually use.

Glass Cloche Arrangement

Round Table Composition

Glass Cloche Arrangement

Round Table Composition

What's included with your purchase

Real work. Real results.

This is for you if any of this sounds familiar.

This is how a floristry school teaches.

Laysan Afonina

Katya

The numbers behind the school.

Before the lesson. After the lesson.

Three things that make school instruction different.

Logic, not just demonstration

Professional standards, beginner pacing

Transferable, not one-off

How the lessons are structured.

Watch Lesson 1 — Glass Cloche Arrangement

Build your table composition

Watch Lesson 2 — Round Table Composition

Create your cloche arrangement

Frequently asked questions.

Two lessons. Two techniques. One price.

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