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Hitomi
Giliam
Hitomi Giliam is the owner/operator at Satsuki's
in Mission, BC, Canada since 1979. She was inducted
into the American Institute of Floral Design (AIFD)
in 1986. She was awarded both the Silver and Gold medals
in the Great American Design Competition in 1986 and
1987. She has been the featured designer at six AIFD
Symposia and guest-designer throughout North America,
England, Japan, Mexico, Taiwan and Hong Kong, and has
lectured in many Art Galleries, Museums, Botanical
Gardens, Art Institutes in Canada and the United States.
She organized the Survival of the Creative Minds in
Taos, New Mexico and has co-authored several books
on floral design. Currently she is on the AIFD
Education Committee; serving as an instructor of Teleflora
Education Center and a member of their Education
Specialist Team. She is a columnist for Flowers magazine,
and is one of only 5 recipients of AIFD "Design
Influence" Award - awarded to individuals who
have made a significant impact and exerted a positive
influence with their signature design style.
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Hitomi Giliam, beside design. A
spectacular creative design, created
with the flair and innovative mechanics
Hitomi is known for in the design world.
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Hitomi Giliam, lecturing on cutting
edge design concepts and techniques.
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Design by Hitomi Giliam, featuring
an armature of entwined curly willow
branches. An armature is defined as
a framework serving as a supporting
core for a sculpture or structure.
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By Hitomi, a floor design based
upon a construction of bamboo, with
strong Asian influences.
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A dramatic floor design featuring
a "waterfall" effect, with
cascading plant materials.
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