Category: Flowers / Flower Arrangement

Quality of Flowers

When you’re in the business of serving customers, you encounter a variety of situations. Our online shop has been open for 20 months now, and we’ve had the pleasure of serving many customers.We’re fortunate to have such kind-hearted customers, and the heartwarming reviews always boost our motivation. Every evening, my…

It’s DIY Time!

Now, after sharing the details about the flower arrangement course I took in Japan… I must make the most of what I learned in that limited time. Practice makes perfect, right? So, the day after I returned home, I began practicing flower arrangements and bouquets, nonstop. I realized that being…

Shower of Creativity

In previous post, I talked about the fulfilling class with the rather strict teacher. This time, there was another teacher. After learning flower arranging all day long for few years in the UK, she returned to Japan and has been providing community-based lessons locally. There’s this unique aura about people…

Learning is Fun!

Well, continuing from the last time, this is once again about flowers.In my previous post, I introduced a flower shop I visited during my stay in Japan, but my time in Japan wasn’t just about admiring flowers. I took the initiative to arrange private lessons with a teacher and learned…

Pop-up Market

I had previously become fond of baking sweets, and I had experienced selling them at a small bazaar organized by a friend. However, this time as ‘Nowhereland,’ I participated as a florist. The preparation was quite challenging, but I think I managed to create a really lovely booth. The power…

Go to the Market!

Though it’s a short notice, We are planning to descend the mountain.Yes, we’re going to participate in the market. We are flower farmers from Cameron Highlands. The so-called local florists in the town/city offer benefits to customers such as: In Kuala Lumpur, there are truly stylish and wonderful florists out…

Floriography(Hanakotoba)

The first topic I’d like to write about is “Hanakotoba,” which refers to the language of flowers.  In Japan, it’s called “hanakotoba,” but a more refined way to put is “Floriography.” This term was created during the Victorian era in England. It’s indeed a word with a noble impression, isn’t…