Cover Madam Junko Yamazaki, H.E. Mr Jun Yamazaki, Ms Linda Soo-Tan and Ms Anna Kwan
Madam Junko Yamazaki, H.E. Mr Jun Yamazaki, Ms Linda Soo-Tan and Ms Anna Kwan
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The exhibition by the Ikebana International Singapore Chapter 135 was so special that even the Ambassador of Japan to Singapore, H.E. Mr Jun Yamazaki, was invited
After a two-year hiatus due to the pandemic, Ikebana International Singapore Chapter 135 was finally able to hold its highly anticipated exhibition at Paragon from April 29 to May 8.
The exhibition, which was inspired by Mother's Day, was titled ‘Mother’s Love’ and saw a total of 52 participants from various Ikebana schools taking part with 67 distinct floral arrangements on display.
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Linda Soo-Tan, H.E. Mr Jun Yamazaki, Ms Susan Leng and Ms Peggy Loh
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The opening of the exhibition was graced by the Ambassador of Japan to Singapore, Jun Yamazaki and Mrs Junko Yamazaki, and saw a plethora of members and guests witnessing the ceremony at the Paragon Atrium.
The exhibition this year was particularly notable because there was a new segment by the group that celebrated younger talents who worked with their mothers. Their creations were emotional and special and they pushed the limits with their talents.
The exhibition, which was backed by The National University Health System (NUHS) was also raising funds to support financially disadvantaged cancer patients while also providing an opportunity for members to interact and share their passion for ikebana.
For an inside look at what went down during the exhibition, click through our gallery below.
Ms Zeena Tan, Teh Sha-Mayn, Tonya Tan, Linda Soo-Tan and Stephanie Tay
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Camillia Dass is the digital writer for Tatler Singapore.
