Colour creations
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R.L. Clement
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Pic: Chintaka Kumarasinghe |
The Mal-Mee Cake Show at the BMICH Sirimavo Bandaranaike Hall,
Colombo will be a feast for the eyes for not only those who are
committed in sugar craft, but also for those who standby and appreciate.
R.L. Clement now considered a household name in sugar craft will
together with Shanika Clement and their pupils present their Annual
Sugar Craft and Cake Exhibition on February 16 and 17 while their craft
will be exhibited on February 23 and 24 at the Town Hall, Negombo.
Today, the exhibition is on at the Devon Rest, Kandy. Considered the
biggest cake show in Sri Lanka the variety of beautiful creations
showcased by Clement and his pupils is unbelievable.
Burst of colour
 Flowers have depth and meaning. Gladioli, the bright coloured flowers
are symbolic of strength and character. Tiny rosebuds symbolise purity
and loveliness.
A pink rose represents grace and happiness. Sunflowers with their
happy bright faces are a token of adoration while Alstroemeria are
symbolic of wealth, prosperity and fortune. Whatever your belief the
Shi-en Ikebana and Floral Art Society will steal your heart away with
their exhibition 'Burst of colour' which will be held today and tomorrow
1 at the Galadari Hotel from 10.00 am to 7.00 pm.
The exhibition will showcase over 100 big and small, floor and table
arrangements, each one promising to be different from the rest.
There will also be a demonstration in the Western art of flower
arranging and Ikebana, the ancient Japanese art of flower arrangement.
The demonstration will be from 4.00 pm.
The proceeds from this exhibition will be for to children suffering
from Talasemia.
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