How a passion for preserving nature's beauty led to our stunning resin art collection.
Every piece of resin art we create starts with a flower picked at its most beautiful: a rose from a wedding bouquet, a marigold from a festival, a sprig of baby’s breath from a garden.
The flowers are pressed or air-dried for one to three weeks, depending on how delicate they are. This is the slowest part of the process and the one we never rush, because any moisture left inside a petal turns brown once it is sealed.
Then we pour. Resin goes in thin layers, each one left to cure before the next, so the flowers can be placed exactly where they look best and the finished piece stays crystal clear without bubbles. A serving tray can take four or five layers and almost a week to fully cure.
Finally every piece is sanded, polished and checked by hand. Because real botanicals are never exactly alike, no two trays, bookmarks or keychains are ever the same.
Many of our favourite pieces are custom orders: flowers from a wedding, a first anniversary or a loved one’s garden, preserved so they can be kept for years. If you have flowers you want to keep, message us before they dry out completely, and we will tell you how to store them until they reach us.