Some more arrangements from "Celebrations"
Senpei Veena Dass Created a big arrangement. It was titled "Seasons". It was done on a square platform. In the centre were green Bamboo Poles. Around it, on the four sides, each season was depicted. It was difficult to get the whole work in one photograph. So I have taken the 4 of them separately. Here it is for you!
This is "Spring" with the lillies and other flowers in full bloom
This one is "Summer" - The warmth is felt through the flowers used here
"Autumn" was evident from the brown, yellow and orange colours of Thistle and Bird of paradise and from the Citrine Fruits !!
And "Winter" from the white, the pine branches and the soothing blue and violet colours!!
The work that you see below is a "Rikka Shimputai" of the Ikenobo School of Ikebana. This is the work of Mr Vivek Rao from Bangalore.
This work by Mrs Indu Punj was titled "Contentment" or "Commitment" - (Sorry I dont remember which one).
And this one a beautiful "Dancing Peacock" by Ms Savita Grover!!
These two Red Glass vases were big. I liked them very much. They were such a presence :)
Also, these combination Leaf-like vases were very interesting. The arrangement was by one Ms Ritika, if my memory is right. (Correct me if I am wrong).
This is "Spring" with the lillies and other flowers in full bloom
This one is "Summer" - The warmth is felt through the flowers used here
"Autumn" was evident from the brown, yellow and orange colours of Thistle and Bird of paradise and from the Citrine Fruits !!
And "Winter" from the white, the pine branches and the soothing blue and violet colours!!
The work that you see below is a "Rikka Shimputai" of the Ikenobo School of Ikebana. This is the work of Mr Vivek Rao from Bangalore.
This work by Mrs Indu Punj was titled "Contentment" or "Commitment" - (Sorry I dont remember which one).
And this one a beautiful "Dancing Peacock" by Ms Savita Grover!!
These two Red Glass vases were big. I liked them very much. They were such a presence :)
Also, these combination Leaf-like vases were very interesting. The arrangement was by one Ms Ritika, if my memory is right. (Correct me if I am wrong).
Comments
I like the peacock actually.