This glass flower bouquet is formed slowly, by hand, allowing each curve and fold to emerge through heat, movement, and intuition. What appears light and fluid is the result of a precise and deliberate process, where glass becomes gesture, and gesture becomes presence.

Designed as a lasting alternative to natural flowers, this piece holds the quiet symbolism of a bouquet without the passing of time. It can mark a moment, accompany a space, or exist simply as an object to return to, again and again.

No two bouquets are exactly alike. Subtle variations are part of the process, revealing the hand behind each piece and the time invested in its making.

Meant to be lived with.
Meant to last.