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Setsuko Evans uses silk, organdy, paper, paint and other materials to create Zokei Bonsai in true imitation of the living nature in trees and flowers, like three dimensional paintings. A craft which grew out of principles of western artificial flower making, it has assumed a new direction in Japan. Setsuko Evans has taught Zokei Bonsai in many states of the United States as well as Germany, Italy, and Japan. She is a certified member of the Nipon Flower Gigei Association, and is one of only two Master instructors teaching this Art Form outside of Japan. Setsuko has been teaching at Nikkei Horizons in Seattle and South Tacoma Washington for the past 8 years. Setsuko will be starting a new class soon at the Asian Pacific Cultural Center, Tacoma Washington. In addition to teaching, Setsuko has exhibited Zokei Bonsai annually at Seattle's Cherry Blosoom Festival. Setsuko also exhibits Zokei Bonsai annually at the Lake Wood Pulbic Library in Lakewood Washington.

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