Our first place to visit after leaving our hotel was the Bellagio. It was our intention to walk through all of the casinos and see the variety of interiors. HA!
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| Fisheye view of flower art |
The artist, Dale Chihuly, created 2,000 colorful handblown glass flowers in 1998 for display on the ceiling of the Bellagio lobby.
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| Flower Art |
If it didn't hurt my neck so much, I would have stood underneath it for a while longer. Although I don't think that I would want to be under it if an earthquake hit as it weights about 40,000 pounds.
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| Flower Art |
Glass flowers were not the only flowers in the Bellagio. The pink daisies were thick and in the prime of their bloom.
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| Bellagio's Pink Daisies |
Care had been taken to plant many spring bulbs including these beautiful hyacinths. This section of the Bellagio was extremely fragrant .....which was a bit of a problem for my sisters aller
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| Bellagio's Blue Jacket Hyacinth |
Having lived in Japan, I was intrigued by the display that they had from Japan including a Japanese Tea House and Zen garden.
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| Japanese Tea House display at Bellagio |
Flying over the bridge were two Japanese Cranes. The Japanese version of "Live Long and Prosper!"
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| Japanese Cranes - a Blessing |
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