Honey Veil was born from flowers seen through softened golden light
It does not preserve the brightness of the garden directly, but the warmth that remains when light passes through a veil
Large yellow chrysanthemums unfold beneath the translucent surface, luminous and full
Around them, verbena shifts through shades of orange and red, while delicate hemlock forms create a fine, wild structure between the blooms
This piece holds the memory of late-afternoon light — warm, diffused, and almost sweet in its stillness
Each candle is composed slowly, allowing every flower and delicate stem to find its own place
No two are ever alike. No arrangement is repeated
Honey Veil is not simply made to be burned
It is meant to remain. To soften the light. To hold the warmth of a garden seen through gold
A quiet botanical object, carrying yellow blooms beneath a veil of honeyed light