Feline Harmony by Emel Tunaboylu Rafaela Mascaro so the arrangement feels playful

so the arrangement feels playful and warm

The blossoms appear not in bright daylight but under the diffuse glow of lanterns and a darkened sky

the monochrome palette amplifying the emotional directness of the piece

Assembled with the quiet hand of a collagist

Created during the transition from the Edo to the Meiji period

Feline Harmony by Emel Tunaboylu Rafaela Mascaro so the arrangement feels playfulFeline Harmony settles a cat into a calm, balanced composition, its form rendered in warm, expressive colour. Emel Tunaboylu draws on Mediterranean light and a Japanese sense of restraint, paring the scene down to gentle shapes and a quiet, harmonious palette. The mood is serene and grounded, the cat at ease and fully at home in its space. Soft tones and unhurried lines give the piece a meditative stillness, while subtle warmth keeps it inviting