A hand-tied bunch of seven to nine stems, roughly 35 cm tall when wrapped. This week's version is built around late cosmos and dried honesty pods, with a few stems of Japanese anemone for movement. Wrapped in unbleached kraft paper and tied with natural linen twine.
Twelve to fifteen stems, roughly 45 cm tall. This week it includes dahlias from a Hyogo grower, late-season celosia, and a handful of silver grass for texture. The colour palette this week runs from deep rust to pale apricot.
Twenty or more stems, 55 cm and above. Designed to stand in a floor vase or a wide-mouthed ceramic jug. This week's large arrangement uses branches of Japanese maple at peak colour alongside dahlias, dried pampas, and a few stems of white Japanese anemone.
A wreath made over three weeks in the studio from stems dried after the summer harvest. This season's version uses preserved hydrangea, dried lunaria, cotton stems, and a few sprigs of eucalyptus from a local grower. Each wreath is slightly different because the drying process is never perfectly uniform.
A single A4 frame containing pressed flowers and leaves arranged in the studio on watercolour paper. The current batch uses cosmos, Japanese maple leaves, and a few stems of wild clover. Each piece is one of a kind.
Four consecutive weekly deliveries of a small seasonal bunch, sent to your address (delivery area confirmed when you order). The stems change every week. Subscribers receive a short note with each delivery explaining what is in the bunch and where it came from. The delivery day is agreed when you order.
The selection changes weekly. Write to us to order or to ask what is in the studio; we confirm each order before you pay.
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