Coral Tide was born where the warmth of a flower meets the stillness of water
It does not preserve the peony rose as it once bloomed, but reimagines its petals beneath a changing tide
Crimson and blush petals drift through a sea-green form, some carrying fine traces of yellow like sunlight caught along their edges
Warm colors appear and disappear beneath the cool surface, suspended as if held between movement and rest
This piece carries the memory of an underwater garden — vivid, unfamiliar, and quietly alive
Each candle is composed slowly, allowing every petal and streak of color to find its own place
No two are ever alike. No arrangement is repeated
Coral Tide is not simply made to be burned
It is meant to remain. To be observed. To hold the contrast between water and bloom
A quiet botanical object, carrying the warmth of a flower beneath a cool and endless tide