Pressed Flower Keepsakes
Pressed flower keepsakes are closest to the studio's original botanical direction: real flowers and leaves are pressed, arranged and sealed into accessories, home pieces and wedding keepsakes.
A make-your-own lamp for a workshop table
Dried petals are arranged inside the shade, and the light passes through real botanical material. In class, students learn how to place each petal without rushing.
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A seasonal pressed-flower panel for the lunar new year
Pressed petals and leaves trace the zodiac motif before the piece is sealed flat. It keeps the season's blessing in actual plant material.
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A restrained botanical panel for the living room
A few pressed stems are placed with wide white space. The piece leaves room for the plant's own line and shadow.
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A twelve-month calendar built from pressed botanicals
Each month is marked with a different pressed specimen. The calendar becomes a small record of how the year changes.
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A flat-sealed specimen panel for material study
Whole leaves and small stems are pressed flat and sealed under glass, closer to a specimen study than a bouquet, useful as a reference for how different botanicals hold their color and shape.
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A hand and footprint piece framed with pressed flowers
A child's hand or footprint is framed alongside pressed petals, combining a milestone impression with botanical material as a first-birthday keepsake.
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A make-your-own ring for a proposal or vow renewal
With a guided kit, two people can set preserved petals into a ring band together. The proposal or anniversary gains a little handwork of its own.
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Handwritten vow cards for the wedding table
A small set of cards gives couples room to write their own vows before the ceremony. After the day is over, the handwriting can stay.
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A pressed-flower keepsake book for an engagement table
Pressed petals are arranged across cotton paper pages and framed for the table. When the gathering ends, the piece can move home with the couple.
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A sealed pressed-flower frame for wedding guests
Small pressed-flower frames are sealed flat for guests to take home. After the wedding day, they still have a quiet place on a wall or shelf.
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