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2020 Boston Flower and Garden Show
Location: 200 Seaport Blvd. Commonwealth Seaport Pier, Boston MA 02210
Date: March 11, 2020 - March 13, 2020
In a large exhibition hall, 41 stunning and beautiful individual arrangements decorated along the three-side walls on pedestals. 5 larger floor arrangements were placed between those pedestals and added to the harmony in the display.
In the center of the hall 3 large floor arrangements were displayed. Ikenobo School presented Sunanomono, Sogetsu School created a Symphony of Lines with split bamboo and Ohara School made a Zen garden.
5 Floor arrangements in the hall were made by Diane Suda and Mimi Santini Ritt (Ikenobo School), by Kaye Vosburgh, Tomoko Tanaka, and Dora Lee, each with their students (Sogetsu School). Ohara School created a Hana Kanade arrangement. In the entrance a Sogetsu floor arrangement were made by Joanne Caccavale and her students.
The Consulate of Japan in Boston displayed their exquisite Hina Doll collection to celebrate the Peach Festival/Girls Day. Kiyomi Yatsuhashi displayed her Japanese textile artwork which livened up the window space.
Date: March 11, 2020 - March 13, 2020
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Ikebana International Boston Chapter, displayed a total of 50 arrangements from the three different schools at the Boston Garden & Flower Show 2020.In a large exhibition hall, 41 stunning and beautiful individual arrangements decorated along the three-side walls on pedestals. 5 larger floor arrangements were placed between those pedestals and added to the harmony in the display.
In the center of the hall 3 large floor arrangements were displayed. Ikenobo School presented Sunanomono, Sogetsu School created a Symphony of Lines with split bamboo and Ohara School made a Zen garden.
5 Floor arrangements in the hall were made by Diane Suda and Mimi Santini Ritt (Ikenobo School), by Kaye Vosburgh, Tomoko Tanaka, and Dora Lee, each with their students (Sogetsu School). Ohara School created a Hana Kanade arrangement. In the entrance a Sogetsu floor arrangement were made by Joanne Caccavale and her students.
The Consulate of Japan in Boston displayed their exquisite Hina Doll collection to celebrate the Peach Festival/Girls Day. Kiyomi Yatsuhashi displayed her Japanese textile artwork which livened up the window space.