Read this in The Manila Times digital edition.
A mesmerizing afternoon welcomed shoppers, art enthusiasts, and nature lovers as the grandest and biggest bonsai, ikebana, and suiseki exhibition in Asia opened at the Music Hall of SM Mall of Asia.
Over 300 bonsai trees were on display at the Music Hall, Entertainment Mall, and Central Atrium. Also, the exhibit which ran from June 10 to June 12, showcased three distinct forms of Japanese art: Bonsai, a miniature lifelike representation of nature; Ikebana, the Japanese art of flower arrangement that conveys emotions and reveals the harmony between flora and other elements; and, Suiseki or the Japanese art of stone appreciation.
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