Botanical Mosaic was born from elements that were never expected to belong together
It does not preserve a single garden, season, or color, but the harmony created through contrast
Purple miniature roses rest beside yellow marguerites and pale blue and white hydrangeas
Between them, colored peppercorns appear like tiny scattered pigments — vivid details that interrupt the softness of the flowers
Each element carries its own shape, texture, and character, yet together they form one intricate composition
Each candle is assembled slowly, allowing every flower, petal, and seed to become part of its own pattern
No two are ever alike. No arrangement is repeated
Botanical Mosaic is not simply made to be burned
It is meant to remain. To be explored. To reveal how difference can become a form of balance
A sculptural botanical object, composed from fragments of color, texture, and unexpected harmony