Our Story
M·E | Meet Element
M·E | Meet Element began with a wish to live closer to the forest, and now works through keepsakes, pressed flowers and hands-on classes.
Where the name begins
First, there was a wish to stay closer to the forest.
Meet Element started from a simple wish: to live closer to the forest. Over time, that wish became a habit of collecting branches, leaves, fruits and flowers, and then became a studio.
These materials are not here to fill a picture. They carry a time, a place and a meeting. Our work is to decide how they can remain in daily life.
Founder & Lead Teacher
Wang Jia
Founder of Shenzhen Meet Element Ecological Technology Co., Ltd.
Wang Jia studied at the South China Botanical Garden, Chinese Academy of Sciences. She works with branches, leaves, flowers and fruits, looking for where these materials can belong in handcraft, classes and interior settings.
- Her floral art background comes from the studio's teacher profile.
- Structural floral art informs how she thinks about space and composition.
- Her pressed-flower training shows up in class design and material decisions.
Trademark Information
M·E Meet Element is a registered trademark
Download original trademark certificateMaterial & Method
From forest, to worktable, to everyday life
The brand material returns to one idea: bringing nature's abundance into daily life, without turning it into disposable decoration.
01
Notice the material first
Every leaf and flower has its own form and temperament. Before making, the studio considers whether it belongs in pressing, resin, framing, or a learning exercise.
02
Then understand the story
A bouquet, newborn hair, pet fur, or a branch found on a walk each carries a different meaning. The story comes before the final format.
03
Shape it slowly
Handwork asks for time and patience. Revisiting a small detail again and again is part of how Meet Element chooses to work.
- Gather branches, leaves, fruits and flowers from natural and urban surroundings.
- Pressing, composition, resin sealing and framing are chosen only when the material can carry them.
- Extend the work into keepsakes, interiors, workshops and on-site pressed-flower experiences.
What stays with us
- Preserve the beauty people meet in life.
- Use plants, time and handmade warmth to carry emotion.
- Let natural making reconnect people with one another and with nature.
- Before turning objects into products, explain why they are preserved, how they are made and whom they are for.
What happens at the table
Natural, gentle, restrained and sincere, with the patience of a maker and without hard-selling language.
Newborn Keepsakes
- Newborn hair, umbilical cord and breastmilk memory pieces
- Full-month, hundred-day, first-birthday and gifting moments
- Personalized expression through careful consultation
Pressed Flower Keepsakes
- Jewelry, accessories, home objects and wedding keepsakes
- Pressed flowers, moss, preserved flowers and natural specimens
- Resin preservation, vacuum sealing and decorative application
Pet Keepsakes
- Pet fur, silhouettes and companionship memories
- Currently a smaller product line, kept separate for future growth
- Real pet stories and photos require separate consent before publication
DIY Kits & Craft Classes
- Pressed-flower lamps, fans, art, mirrors, jewelry boxes and accessories
- Intangible-heritage craft directions such as ronghua, mother-of-pearl and cloisonne-inspired workshops
- Family-friendly, beginner-friendly, half-day, full-day and series formats