Intertwined

In a conical shape, made from a base of 1.4 mm wire, a multitude of flowers are horizontally interwoven, with alternating transparency and compaction. Flowers used: Chasmanthium, Talinum ‘Long John’, Astrantia major ‘Roma’, Gloriosa ‘Fifty Shades’, Clematis Amazing Kyiv, Salix, Kalanchoe ‘Mirabella’, Phalaenopsis multiflora ‘Red Lion’.

Stillness

An Oasis Venezia Bowl is placed in a polystyrene form and the
outside is covered with lichen. Oasis cold glue was used for this because
hot glue often 'eats away' the polystyrene. A wig of Calocephalus green
is inserted into the Venezia bowl. Polianthes 'Elsa', Astrantia, and the white Agapanthus 'Gletsjer' are inserted between this beautiful base. Scutellaria
'Tinkerbell' and beautiful Clematis plumes give the whole arrangement a lovely accent.

Twins

This set on two beautiful handmade bowls is arranged in bio-foam from Smithers Oasis. The bowls are also the starting point for the shape – continuing the shape of the surface in the floral work is always particularly powerful. All flowers and berries have been thoroughly cleaned. The leafless stems really participate decoratively in this story. The flower heads and berries are inserted in a kind of screen. Many chrysanthemums and also Hypericum berries are used: real autumn materials. Also discover the processed Astrantia, Scabiosa, Guzmania, Phalaenopsis and Dianthus.

Circle full of power

A circle radiates strength, is protective but also stands for perfection, infinity and friendship: characteristics that can symbolize the deceased. The base is a cardboard cat bed. The cardboard harmonica forms a beautiful natural base that can be unfolded in various round shapes. The shape is placed on a glass dish, then glass test tubes are placed in the openings of the harmonica. With loose (dried) flowers without glass, it is a nice alternative to a natural burial site – then it can completely blend into nature. Here, the glass tubes are filled with Abelia, Astrantia, Clematis, Crocosmia, Dahlia, Gomphrena, Houttuynia, Rubus, Scabiosa, Sempervivum and Viburnum.

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