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16.-19.04. Sajam cvijeća na Slatini

22.-27.04. FLORAL WEEK

Umjetnički paviljon Juraj Šporer

Treća po redu cvjetna manifestacija ima edukativni, kulturni, izložbeni karakter. Želja i namjera je da ovaj cvjetni event:

• stvori imidž Opatije kao mjesto stvaranja kulture vrhunske cvjetne umjetnosti ~ svojim sadržajem obogati Opatiju i kalendar događanja na početku turističke sezone PGŽ
• postane prepoznatljiv i dojmljiv razlog povećanog broja dolazaka gostiju
• da potakne dolazak međunarodnih florista u Opatiju da sudjeluju u programima i radionicama na FLORAL WEEKU
• da uključi sve cvjećare PGŽ i Hrvatske, srodne obrte, proizvođače, umjetnike, srednje škole
• da uključi hrvatske i međunarodne veleprodaje cvijeća i dekorativnih materijala za cvjećarstvo
• omogući predstavljanje hrvatskih proizvođača cvijeća kroz sajam cvijeća na Slatini ~ omogući veliki i raznovrstan izbor cvijeća za hortikulturno uređenje okućnica kao važan faktor u turističkoj ponudi
• svojim edukativnim sadržajima inspirira institucije i mlade za oživljavanjem zvanja florista u PGŽ i Hrvatskoj
• potakne osviještenost i potrebu za razvoj cvjetne kulture i cvjetne umjetnosti te podigne je na razinu kakva je danas u svijetu
• približi svim ljudima i podigne svijest o cvjetnom dizajnu kao umjetnosti i izuzetnoj kreativnosti

OPATIJA 16.-19.04.2025. Sajam cvijeća na Slatini

Sajam cvijeća hrvatskih proizvođača i uzgajivača sadnica cvijeća, bobičastog voća, stablašica, ljetnica, trajnica, sukulenata za vrtove, balkone.

OPATIJA 22.- 27.04.2025. 3. FLORAL WEEK

Ova atraktivna manifestacija donosi DEMONSTRACIJE CVJETNOG DIZAJNA uz sudjelovanje međunarodnih cvjetnih dizajnera, kao ROMANA STEINHAUERA, Novosibirsk, Europski vicešampion 2016. u Genovi, 2019. bio je asistent na svjetskom prvenstvu u Filadelfiji Nataliji Zizko predstavnici Rusije sa osvojenim drugim mjestom.

Opatiji već znani Vincenzo Antonuccio među osam najboljih cvjetnih dizajnera svijeta te Giuseppe Contartese, Marilena Calbini, Christina Cianci, Simon Ogrizek predsjednik međunarodne organizacije cvjećara FLORINT.

Tema koja je razvijena za ovaj 3. FLORAL WEEK inspirirana je IMPRESIONIZMOM, umjetničkim pokretom s kraja 19. stoljeća koji cvijet stavlja u središte, kako s tematskog i stilskog gledišta, tako i kao vječiti simbol prolaznosti.

Primjeri:

• Claude Monet: Makovi, lopoči i perunike
• Van Gogh: Suncokreti
• Pierre-Auguste Renoir: Djevojka s cvijećem
• itd.

Međunarodni cvjetni dizajneri izrađivati će atraktivne dekoracije, prezentirati trendove i tehnike u cvjetnoj umjetnosti, dizajn, svjetske novitete uz sudjelovanje hrvatskih florista i učenika i profesora Škole za ind. i obrt, smjer cvjećari.

Organizirane su i demonstracije za publiku, izložba cvjetnih radova te FLORAL FASHION EVENT, revija cvjetnih nosivih instalacija uz performance plesača HNK Ivana plemenitog Zajca, Rijeka.

Za profesionalne floriste i dizajnere organizira se i stručna radionica s temom “Priča o Bidermajeru” koju vode Vincenzo Antonuccio, Roman Steinhauer, Marilena Calbini i ekipa.

Pozvani su cvjećari iz cijele Hrvatske te učenici Srednje cvjećarske škole te Umjetničke srednje škole.

Za informacije i prijave: Christina Cianci Žerić 091 145 1975, infochrissart@gmail.com

Pridružite se jedinstvenoj radionici koja će se održati od 1. do 3. veljače 2025. u Opatiji, pod vodstvom vrhunskog mentora Vincenza Antonuccia. Kroz tri intenzivna dana, savladajte umjetnost kreiranja slobodnih stručaka u različitim oblicima i tehnikama.

• 1. dan: Učenje izrade stručka u obliku diska koristeći twist tehniku.
• 2. dan: Dizajn ovalnih stručaka s praznim centrom za elegantne kreacije.
• 3. dan: Kreiranje formalnih slobodnih stručaka za svečane prigode.

Ova radionica idealna je za cvjećare, dizajnere i entuzijaste koji žele unaprijediti svoje vještine u floralnom dizajnu.

Za dodatne informacije i prijave, obratite se na broj 091 145 19 75 ili putem e-pošte infochrissart@gmail.com.

Ne propustite priliku za usavršavanje u inspirativnom okruženju Opatije s međunarodno priznatim mentorom!

Najavljujemo održavanje trodnevne  napredne obuke izrade vjenčanih buketa  WEDDING WORKSHOP, koji će se održati od 27.-29.06.2023. u Opatiji, u Umjetničkom paviljonu Juraj Šporer.

Tečaj se izvodi prema obrazovnom programu Internacionalnih škola Atelier-5, Švicarska i Laboratorio idee Italija.  Kroz ovaj tečaj polaznici imaju priliku naučiti raznovrsne tehnike izrade vjenčanih buketa, koje se danas koriste u vrhunskom cvjetnom dizajnu. Predavač i mentor koji će prenijeti ta znanja je Vincenzo Antonuccio,  među osam najboljih cvjetnih dizajnera svijeta.

Nakon tečaja ispred Šporera biti će upriličen event  ALL ABOUT WEDDING BOUQUET – modna revija i znakoviti plesni performans, kojom prigodom će svi radovi svih sudionika biti prikazani i vidljivi javnosti i svim medijima.

Ovim tečajem počinjemo sa periodičnim monografskim tečajevima u Opatiji, sa ciljem stvaranja mogućnosti našim floristima, cvjećarima, ali i svima koji žele izučiti nove trendove, novi dizajn  i tako unaprijediti svoje znanje, profesionalnost,  poslovanje, te na taj način razvijati kulturu cvjetne umjetnosti kakva u svijetu danas postoji.

Prijave i informacije: +385 91 145 1975 i infochrissart@gmail.com

Referent škole: Christina Cianci Žerić

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It’s this time of the year again – the air is simply filled with love. And what is a better way to say ‘I love you’ than with carefully selected flowers? We would like to suggest classic Roses and the flowers of the month – Chrysanthemums!

The time when there are countless romantic movies on TV and love songs on the radio. The time when young boys are adorably nervous profunding their love to that one special girl. The time when good restaurants are fully booked. The time of the year when beautiful streets of romantic old Paris are filled with couples. When shops are full of people – lovers hectically searching for suitable gifts to surprise their partners. And, of course, the time of the year when flowers are bought in very big quantities. So. What flowers should you stock up with?!

STAY CLASSIC WITH ROSES

Roses have always been a symbol of love – they are especially elegant and love prefunding in bright red colours.

Every year, we strive to provide our customer with the best products possible. And how would we know how good the quality of our products is? We will tell you! A few weeks before the Valentine’s, we make a big Rose show at our office – that is also the way we test the flowers and only select the top quality. We observe them, check and choose only the best.

DUTCH RED

Dutch Roses are incredibly popular throughout this season due to their quality and looks. And when it comes to red Roses, there are 2 Dutch varieties that we would love to put in the spotlight – the ultimate famous Red Naomi and Red Eagle. Their big blossoms will capture the heart of your customers during Valentine’s!

SOUTH AMERICA RED

Last but not least – Red Roses all the way from South America are also the product you should not neglect during this busy period! Same as Kenyan Roses, South African Roses are also grown in nearly year-round sunlight. However, their flowers look somewhat different from the previous two locations, which makes them a special addition to out Valentine list!

GO ROMANTIC WITH CHRYSANTHEMUMS

This year, Chrysanthemum is the Flower of the Month February, which means that we should use it to our advantage and incorporate these blossoms into our Valentine designs! And we also should not neglect the fact that they come in a very wide range of colours and shapes.

SINGLE

Single flowers for couples! Get that bottle of Moët & Chandon Magnum Imperial and a beautiful bouquet of massive and stunning Magnum Chrysanthemums and congratulate your loved one – what could be more romantic?! Of course, the big flowers of single Chrysanthemums are available in a wide range of colours – anything you can imagine – even painted!

SOURCE: https://shop.ozexport.nl/ozexport/nl/EUR/valentine-2020-rosa-chrysanthemum

The Amaryllis [Hippeastrum] is a typical statement flower: large, special and worthy. You simply cannot ignore it. The smooth, large hollow stems are too special and the flowers look too striking. The petals of Amaryllis are very unique; they look like luxurious velvet and come in white, red, yellow, pink, salmon, purple, orange and bicolour.

The Amaryllis is on the Flower Agenda in December. Usually, there are four to six impressive flowers on the leafless stem that can grow up to 20 cm wide. Amaryllis is the undisputed star of mixed bouquets, but also very suitable as a mono eye-catcher during the holidays.

FLORAL TREND MOODBOARD

AMARYLLIS FLOWER FACTS

ORIGIN

Amaryllis as we know it originally comes from South and Central America and the Caribbean, belongs to the daffodil family and grows from a bulb.

AMARYLLIS OR HIPPEASTRUM?

The botanical name of the Amaryllis is Hippeastrum. This name comes from the Greek and literally means ‘knight star’, referring to the star-shaped petals: hippeus = knight and astron = star. But because everyone recognises the flower as Amaryllis, the names have become synonymous with each other. In our webshop, we always use the botanical names.

CHOICE OF ASSORTMENT

The best-known Amaryllises are the large-flowered cultivars, from which a particularly beautiful assortment is refined. Not only red or white in single or two-tone variations, but also beautiful burgundy, purple, pink or salmon-coloured flowers.

Less well-known are small-flowered species, which nevertheless offer unprecedented possibilities in bouquets and flower arrangements.

There are various groups within the genus based on flower shape: Galaxy Grp, Diamond Grp, Colibri Grp, Double Galaxy Grp, Double Diamond Grp, Double Colibri Grp, Butterfly Grp, Trumpet Grp and the Spider Grp, among which the attractive Cybisters. They all are placed in the category with the orchid or spider types.

WHAT TO LOOK FOR WHEN BUYING AMARYLLIS FLOWERS?

• Check the length and the number of buds per stem.
• The ripeness stage is expressed in stages from 1 to 5. The Amaryllis is usually offered dry in boxes in stage 1.
• It is important that the flowers are stored in a cool place to prevent ripening.
• When purchasing Amaryllis, it is important that the flower is free from pests and diseases. The flower can sometimes show Botrytis (= dots or smallpox). The flower cover petals can also be limp, dried or shrivelled or become glassy and / or discolour due to low RV and too long storage. The stems are sometimes limp (flexion coefficient) to crack or are dried. This is usually due to too long storage or inferior quality.
• Occasionally, red stripes appear along the stem, the so-called ‘fire stalks’. These have no negative influence on the shelf life.

CARE TIPS FOR PROFESSIONALS

• Cut Amaryllis stems a few centimeters with a sharp secateurs or a sharp knife.
• Place the stems in clean buckets or vases with clean water, with a preservative in it, preferably a special product for bulb flowers. A preservative ensures that the flowers open beautifully and the water is not contaminated by bacteria.
• Please note that the flowers cannot become moist, due to excessive humidity or due to condensation. This will encourage Botrytis, a fungal attack that can quickly reduce the ornamental value. With Amaryllis, this is often called dots or smallpox, because of the small spots on the flowers.
• When making bouquets and flower arrangements, it is wise to put a stick in the hollow stem that can help carry the heavy flowers. This is only necessary for older cultivars, the new range has sturdier stems that can stand independently.
• To prevent the lower ends of the stem from curling, the stem can be fixed with a tape or elastic. Water absorption will then continue to improve.
• Curling can also be made part of the arrangement: cut deeper into thinner strips and place in very cold water for a curly ball in the vase.
• When processing Amaryllis in floral foam, it is useful to pierce a hole before the flower is inserted.
• Amaryllis can be stored dry in the cold store at 8-12 ° C in boxes. Colder is not good – then the flowers become glassy. The shorter the storage time, the fresher the product and the longer the vase life.

PROFESSIONAL AMARYLLIS PRESENTATION TIPS FOR YOUR SHOP

The Amaryllis fits beautifully in the style trend, in which the living environment is softened and flowers serve as buffers. Hang them upside down as a flowering chandelier: the water can be put in the stems that can also serve as mini vases for other flowers. Or arrange them as a thriving mini-garden, the flowers have an impact anyway and, due to their size, have a dampening effect on stimuli and sounds. To enhance the effect, the pastel colours are best combined with an orange shade variety.

DECEMBER’S FALL COLOUR PALETTE

SOURCE: https://www.ozexport.nl/buyer/buyer-news/december-amaryllis-hippeastrum-floral-trend-moodboard-flower-agenda/

Christmas is rapidly approaching us, which means that it’s finally time to introduce you to the 4 Christmas trends of 2019, which will bring your shop to a whole new level!

We have prepared this article for you using the trends set by the https://christmasworld.messefrankfurt.com/. Enjoy!

You can also check our Christmas Trends magazine in a PDF file (also available in hard copy [limited amount] in December’s promotion packages. Please contact your sales representative).

TENDER FESTIVES

Tender Festives – this trend is the definition of purity and gentleness. Imagine moonlight, stars, clear sky and fairy-tale atmosphere. Incredibly delicate glassware, mirror effects, smooth stone and paper, flowing surfaces with and matt touch – nearly surrealistic. Pale colours in pastel pallet.

This colour pallet allows for numerous possibilities when it comes to floral arrangements. Gentle and soft colours are easy to find in flowers, but you can be in the trend even more by using dry flowers, such as Cortederia, for instance. Natural or painted, she will give a very soft touch to your designs.

ESSENTIAL CEREMONIES

Essential Ceremonies – natural, authentic, rustic. Natural elements implemented into modern surroundings. Matt, raw, rough, broken, untouched, natural materials. This style goes hand-in-hand with calm, pure, cool colours as well as with earthy warm shades.

ESSENTIAL CEREMONIES

Essential Ceremonies – natural, authentic, rustic. Natural elements implemented into modern surroundings. Matt, raw, rough, broken, untouched, natural materials. This style goes hand-in-hand with calm, pure, cool colours as well as with earthy warm shades.

SWEET TRADITIONS

Sweet Traditions – exactly representing old-school joyful style. Cute textures, milky glass, latticino patterns, ornaments, candle holders, knitted items. Colour pallet lets you experiment – red, peachy, ginger and ochre, vibrant green and red, milky, nougat and strawberry ice.

These colours are often found throughout Christmas period – at least within traditional Christmas products, such as Nobilis or Hippeastrum. You can also, of course, go out of the traditional flowers still, but staying in the colour pallet – this way you will still be in the chosen trend!

LUMINOUS CELEBRATIONS

Luminous Celebrations – a party-inspired trend, which is full of glamour and futuristic elements. Vibrant colours combined with elegant and dark nuances. Glittering and coloured polished metallic surfaces. Lamé and lurex effects, gloss, feathers, velvet. Marbling and metallic sheens in bronze and gold.

SOURCE: https://www.ozexport.nl/buyer/buyer-news/christmas-trends-2019/