"Blooms of Gratitude"

"Blooms of Gratitude" is a series of three flower rings, each delicately crafted using the Chinese traditional technique "Chanhua." These rings are a heartfelt expression of appreciation for the environmental sanitation workers who tirelessly work to maintain the cleanliness and be auty of our city's streets.

The rings are made from paper cards, copper wire, and silk threads, which were meticulously fashioned to resemble the three most commonly seen street flowers in our city. These flowers are the fragrant Osmanthus fragrans, the radiant oxypetalum coeruleum decue, and the elegant Camellia .

The use of channel, an an ancient chinese technique that involves shaping and arranging multiple parts to create intricate flower design Auty of Each Ring. The Rings are a testament to the skill and patient required to create content and defaled art.

As a tribute to the hard work of the sanitation workers, these flower rings celebrate the beautiful scenery that they help to create on our streets. The rings serve as a reminder to appreciate the often-overlooked individuals who work tirelessly to keep our city clean and livable. "Blooms of Gratitude" is a visual expression of the beauty and joy that can be found in the smallest details of our surroundings, and an acknowledgment of the people who make it possible.