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The Floral Art Society of New Zealand (FASNZ) is a national organization encompassing 3000 members in 105 groups.

Welcome to our website where you can find contact information if you would like to become involved in floral art, tutorials from our floral design educators, photo galleries from various competitions and shows throughout NZ as well as a calendar of events and news from our members.

Recent Floral Activities
Shortcuts to the latest photos from groups, clubs, areas and floral shows are listed below.

» Workshops FASNZ Conference 09 New *

» Area Designs FASNZ Conference 09 *

» Upbeat Exhibition Conference 09 *

» FASNZ Conference 2009 Updated *

» Central Southland "Invited by Nature" Exhibition 2009

» Taranaki DOY 2009

» Takapuna 'A Glitzy Number' 2009

  • Groups vary in size and are active in rural and urban centres.

  • Group programmes are designed to encourage members to enjoy and appreciate the art of designing with plant material.

  • Group members enjoy friendship and fellowship, an opportunity for creative expression, learning experiences through class tutorials and workshops and involvement in floral art competitions and floral theatre.

Please do not hesitate to contact us if you would like to know more about this wonderful activity.

Special on the Expressions Book - Buy now at less than half price.

 

 

Floral Art Society of New Zealand presents their new book

Expressions - Floral Design In New Zealand.

visit the shop for more details

 

Photos Description: The revolving photos include the covers of some of our publications and recently added floral designs. The Front Cover Award for the design of the FASNZ Diary was created by Heather Sibley of Floral Art North Canterbury and entitled 'Dynamic Opposition'.

 
 

FASNZ Objectives:

The Objectives of the Floral Art Society of New Zealand.

  • To encourage, stimulate and promote participation in the art of floral design and to appreciate its cultural and ethnic value
  • To develop and facilitate education, to provide suitable publications and to present exhibitions.
  • To cultivate the art of designing with plant material as a recreational and social activity and to inspire environmental awareness and conservation of indigenous flora.
  • To liaise and co-operate with allied organisations.
 
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