:: Recent Event ::
2016 Boston Flower and Garden Show
Location: 200 Seaport Blvd., Commonwealth Pier Boston, MA 02210
Date: March 16, 2016 - March 20, 2016
Our exhibition was very well received by the general public viewing 29 arrangements made by 29 members from the Ikenobo, Ohara and Sogetsu Schools. Included was a Sogetsu Free Style cypress wood floor arrangement by Kaye Vosburgh and a diverse Ohara five pedestal arrangement by Minal Akkad and Hiroko Matsuyama indicating the arrival of spring. Mimi Santini-Ritt, President of the Ikenobo School created a Shoka Shimputai using one material.
Included in this year’s exhibition was a “Curriculum Corner” showing Shoka Shofutai and Issu-ike Shoka from Ikenobo School, Hana-isho Rising Form and Water Reflecting from Ohara School and Basic Upright and Variation #5 from Sogetsu School.
Sogetsu School Director, Tomoko Tanaka, gave a demonstration to the public creating several exquisite arrangements. Twenty five I.I. members served as docents throughout the five day exhibition.
We were honored by a visit from Mr. Tsutomu Himeno, Consul General and Mr. Masaru Aniya and his wife Mrs. Yukiko Aniya
Date: March 16, 2016 - March 20, 2016
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Theme: “Nurtured by Nature”Our exhibition was very well received by the general public viewing 29 arrangements made by 29 members from the Ikenobo, Ohara and Sogetsu Schools. Included was a Sogetsu Free Style cypress wood floor arrangement by Kaye Vosburgh and a diverse Ohara five pedestal arrangement by Minal Akkad and Hiroko Matsuyama indicating the arrival of spring. Mimi Santini-Ritt, President of the Ikenobo School created a Shoka Shimputai using one material.
Included in this year’s exhibition was a “Curriculum Corner” showing Shoka Shofutai and Issu-ike Shoka from Ikenobo School, Hana-isho Rising Form and Water Reflecting from Ohara School and Basic Upright and Variation #5 from Sogetsu School.
Sogetsu School Director, Tomoko Tanaka, gave a demonstration to the public creating several exquisite arrangements. Twenty five I.I. members served as docents throughout the five day exhibition.
We were honored by a visit from Mr. Tsutomu Himeno, Consul General and Mr. Masaru Aniya and his wife Mrs. Yukiko Aniya