The time is quickly approaching for our exhibition and the demonstration by Master Instructor, Kosa Nishiyama, in celebration of our 60th anniversary. We're quite excited and are working very hard preparing for it all. We'd love to see as many of you as possible to both events. To my interstate readers, Melbourne is glorious this time of year and might act as an added incentive to visit.
Our exhibition will be held at Whitehorse Artspace over four consecutive weeks with changes to the exhibits each week.
It will run from 26th October to 23rd November.
Open Tuesday to Saturday 10am to 4pm (Saturdays 12.00 to 4.pm)
And now to our regular ikebana. For last lesson the advanced students were asked to make a spring arrangement. In my wall arrangement, below, I used a large wisteria vine and added pink roses and purple flag iris.
Lucy used a metal stand on which she placed a glass vase, then added jasmine, clivias and cymbidium orchid.
Mary used crab apple branches in bloom and three arum lilies in a ceramic vase.
The following week Mary made a freestyle arrangement in a tsubo vase, using nandina domestica and arum lilies.
Lei made a freestyle arrangement using viburnum opulus, blushing bride (Serruria florida) and a prunus stem in a gorgeous, ceramic container.
Bye for now,
Emily
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