The mountains in the fall are a treasure hunt of sorts.
When you dim the lights a bit and enjoy the darkness of the tea room, yellow stands out better than red.
October: Arrangement for the month-Tree of life
2020.10.20
September-Arrangement for the month:Korean Spindle Branch
2020.9.29
An unintentional random act.
Plants just thrown in.
August: Arrangement for the month – Awn
2020.8.25
A pottery artwork, which looks like a cut out piece of nature, is impactful enough itself.Let the vase be the overall power and combine to it the yellow wax bells,that bloom stealthily deep in the mountains.
July:Arrangement for the month – Bamboo Grass
2020.7.16
Even petty grasses said to be weeds have names.Discovering brilliance in everyday nature is important for Nageire arrangements.
June: Arrangement for the month – Ichiyakuso
2020.6.26
In a light metal container as such, with a floating in the air ambiance,
I arrange small flowers in a way that overlaps the lines of the vase.
May: Arrangement for the month – Japanese Magnolia
2020.5.25
The young leaves of Japanese Magnolia remind us also of flapping of a bird. Stretching out far up into the sky to catch the sunlight, they just resemble dancers performance.
April:Arrangement for the month – Lilac
2020.4.24
This is a vase, which is unique and impactful both in its color and form.
I wonder what to arrange in such a vase.
March: Flower of the month- Magnolia Kobus
2020.3.24
I first came across Magnolia Kobus in a popular song lyrics in my childhood.
February:Flower of the month – Japanese Camellia “Tama- no-ura”
2020.2.20
“Tama-no-ura”, a late blooming Japanese Camellia,
creates a suave line and is vivid in color.
January:Arrangement for the month-Japanese red pine
2020.1.23
Japanese ardisia, also known in Japan as Juhryo, is one of the popular New Year lucky charms.
The brightness of the gold leaf, covering the surface of the vase, is gorgeous enough to play a main role,
so let it be with Juhryo adding a color it.
