Exciting variety of compositions from sensei Meenu and her students

Sensei Meenu and her students displayed a variety of styles and variations in our annual exhibition.  From no-kenzan compositions to minimal interpretations to sing of local material, enjoy the compositions below.

By Meenu - Inspired by the marsh I see everyday from my window.  In a black moribana fibreglass suiban,
I have used tamarind branches and guava branches without kenzan, canna buds, amaralyis and water hyacinth.
I think l will call it The nest.

By Meenu - "Connections".  The unusual shaped ceramic containers were connected with  wanda orchids, green mocha orchids and a colored bamboo vine

By Meenu - "Twin Towers"  The woven branches of palm added an unusual touch, and the interesting openings in the vase were used to add colour with button chrysanthemums.

By Divya - Using the openings of the ceramic vase, and adding height with the tall bird of paradise

By Divya - Teak branches used  in a composition in the open style variation

By Meenu - Minimalism.  Brds of Paradise flowers with hosta lily leaves in a ceramic vase.

By Zaitoon - A simple tabletop with sans savera leaves and gladioli flowers

By Meenu - I call this Kalpataru.  Two cleaned and polished coconut shell form the base, inside which I have placed a small container that holds the flowers and greens. 

         Materials used were 2 coconut shoots,3 mocha orchids,a branch of alamanda