Roger's Pictures
15 September 2012
The group hosted Clear Englebert, a Feng Shui expert,
for a talk on Feng Shui for Hawai'ian Gardens.
Mr. Englebert talked about how the house should set in
the topology and how to use plants and other things
to maximize positive energy (chi) around your home.
Since Feng Shui literally means Wind and Water, the
accompanying ikebana exhibit and centerpieces were to
incorporate the theme of Wind and Water.
 Barb's Gyodoike arrangement |
 Detail of water lily |
 A few hours later... |
 An arrangement of the Koryu Shoteiha school |
 A Sogetsu arrangement |
 An arrangement of the Ohara school |
 A Sogetsu arrangement |
 A Sogetsu arrangement |
 An arrangement from the Ohara school |
 An arrangement of the Saga Goryu school |
 Beryl at work |
 Beryl's Shoka Shimputai arrangement |
 Japanese bazaar |
 Elsie gets a lei |
 Welcoming new members |
 A Sogetsu centerpiece |
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 Flower detail |
 An Ohara centerpiece |
 Centerpiece |
 A Sogetsu centerpiece |
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 Beryl at work again... |
 Mr. Englebert showing a varigated Monstera |
 Mr. Englebert demonstrating a point |
 A rapt audience... |
 The house and topography... |
 Mr. Englebert with varigated materials |
 Looking over materials for the November workshop |
 Sample arrangement for Nov.workshop |