My ever-blooming sakura tree

Welcome to our third #sakurandom event! It is a pleasure for me to meet you all once a year sharing inspiring things of what we like the most about the hanami season even without being in Japan!

Remember my first-time-Ikebana of last year? I did love the result so, inspired by a quite different project seen on Kinfolk Volume Eight (page 92), I put myself into something very smart: an ever-blooming sakura tree made by origami. What a great idea for all those who live in still quite freezing places not yet ready for blooming! 

Enjoy your hanami ;)

Origami tutorial here

{sorry for my super bad pics of that but I've broken my camera and still trying to fix it}

Yukiko Suto

The cherry blossom season is almost near and all that I need is a new inspiration that reminds me every time this new feeling.
Yukiko Suto's works are something very close to what I used to feel during my favourite season in my favourite Japanese town these days, two years ago.
Attention to details, sense of colours, realism, gardening, flowers and plants. What else?

Have a good spring!