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Blue Tree House, home base of Blue Tree Gallery, stands deep in the mountains of the Pacific Northwest Coastal Range. It represents our efforts to achieve an ecosensitive lifestyle that combines traditions and practices from Eastern and Western cultures. This is an ongoing endeavor that we seek through our actions (such as how we cook) and our environment (such as the art we create and collect). The more we learn, the more meaningful and fulfilling our lives become.
This Blue Tree House web page is our effort to share some of our experiences and practices with you. Follow the links below to learn how to brew traditional green tea and write your own haiku. We have lots in store at Blue Tree House and hope that you'll check back with us from time to time. If you'd like to share your thoughts--or if there's something you'd like to see on this page, let us hear from you! info Welcome to Blue Tree House.
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Atelier Manekineko
About the artist, Keiko Oba and her studio, Atelier Manekineko.
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Recipe #3
Super Easy Soba!
Soba is healthy and really easy to make. Soba noodles, which are made from buckwheat, can be prepared in hot soup (kake-soba) or served cold with a dipping sauce (zaru-soba). We'll provide you with recipes for both. Click here to see our recipe archive page.
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Haiku Contest
See the Winter Haiku Contest Results
Submit Your Spring Haiku
Our theme this time is "spring." Capture the essence of spring in this gratifying traditional art form. The winner will receive his or her haiku written in calligraphy and framed in a stunning 8" x 12" black wood frame. The deadline is the end of the May, so enter now!
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