Bayberry, often enjoyed as an early summer fruits, grows tall.
July: Arrangement for the month- Bayberry
2019.7.22
June: Arrangement for the month – Blueberries
2019.6.27
Arrange as if drawing a picture on a flat square plate,
and solely so softly and so light.
May: Flower of the month – Flowering Dogwood
2019.5.25
Here the wisteria vines and flowering dogwood are combined in a rock surfaced hanging vase .This is a nageire arrangement, bringing about a fresh set of flowerage as if cut out from an early summer hill scenery.
April: Flower of the month – Magnolia
2019.4.27
I have arranged the magnolia emerging from a lively painted vessel.
The dusky background together serves as a foil to the vessel painting.
March: Arrangement for the month – Butterbur Shoot
2019.3.21
The translucent green of the butterbur shoot prompts you to sense the spring in the fields and mountains.
February: Flower of the month – White Magnolia
2019.2.25
Magnolia is one of the plants hard to train.Arranging in a slender vase with a small opening, here is a tip to help you: Pull up the stem of the previously placed one and gently insert it back again accompanying the second stem, with a sense of as if you exhale.
January: Arrangement for the month – Wintersweet
2019.1.12
Here is a collaboration of flowers and Kinkarakami.Wintersweet blossoms glitter as if they are the particles of light.
December: Arrangement for the month – Alder
2018.12.22
Alder that reminds us of winter forest is combined here with Chinese tallow playing its role of a touch of snow.
November:Flower of the month – Tea Flower
2018.11.17
Tea flowers are rather modest in contrast with its beautiful evergreen leaves.They bloom when cold wintry wind begins to blow.See how well the tea flower coordinates with the green fruits of Smilax.
October: Arrangement of the month – Korean spindle tree
2018.10.12
Chrysanthemums are seen throughout the year, but originally they belong to autumn flowers.They go well with colored leaves and autumn fruits.
