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Demonstrations

After the opening ceremony on Tuesday the 18th, Elaine Arita of the Ohara School demonstrated several typical styles of arrangement done in the Ohara School.  She was followed on Wednesday the 19th by Earl Shimabukuro who demonstrated one moribana and several free style arrangements typical of the Sogetsu School. 


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Bette narrates...

Assistants in the wings...

The crowd

Elaine begins her demonstration

Elaine's demonstration

First arrangement

Basic Upright Rising form

Starting a second

Finishing touches

Explanation

Basic Moribana Inclining form

Elaine starts the third arrangement

Assistants move it...

Hanamai or Dancing Flowers style

Working on a fourth arrangement

Narabu or Linear arrangement

Starting a fifth...

The scene...

Finishing the fifth

A water scene

Starting the sixth arrangement

Adding a leaf

Finishing touches

Heika Rising form

A seventh arrangement

Heika Rising form

Elaine by her large Free Style

Earl starts his demonstration

First arrangement

Finished arrangement

Basic moribana with yellow mums

Second arrangement

Adding flowers

Adding strips that held nails

Freestyle with  recycled drywall screw belts

Detail of recycled drywall screw belts

Third arrangement

Freestyle with oasis midollino sticks ...

Fourth arrangement

Freestyle springtime arrangement with felt flutters

Inserting into container

Adjusting leaves

Fifth arrangement

freestyle incorporating massing and bending ...

Sicth arrangement

Almost done

It all goes this way...

Freestyle with black bamboo structure ...

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