Gathered Summer was born from the colors a warm season leaves behind
It does not preserve one garden or a single moment of bloom, but the fragments collected across many sunlit days
Miniature roses move through shades of crimson, orange, peach, and yellow
Their leaves and scattered petals rest among delicate white gypsophila, creating a composition that feels gathered over time rather than arranged all at once
This piece holds the memory of summer in fragments — warm, abundant, and gently dispersed
Each candle is composed slowly, allowing every rose, petal, leaf, and fragile white bloom to find its own place
Keine zwei sind jemals gleich. Kein Arrangement wird immer wieder verwendet.
Gathered Summer is not simply made to be burned
It is meant to remain. To hold the warmth. To preserve the colors of a season after its final flowers have faded
A quiet botanical object, carrying an entire summer through roses, leaves, and scattered white bloom