Garden Bouquet No.3 is an elegant 16×20 hand pressed flower artwork. Featuring: Hellebores, Gomphrena red, poppies, cosmos and maidenhair ferns which were all hand-pressed at the Fleur De Lis House and thoughtfully arranged on an ivory acid-free 1.4mm archival mat. A botanical study in muted beauty—ideal for collectors, nature lovers, or discerning interiors.
This is not a print, but a real botanical specimen artfully preserved.
A small calligraphic title by Farin Blackburn sits in the bottom of the artwork inside the subtle scored frame that surrounds the specimens.
This piece is finished off with a Fleur De Lis House wax seal in gold.
Item is sold unframed.
You can add-on custom framing below or from our frames page. All our custom frame options use Tru Vue Conservation Reflection-Control Acrylic (99% UV protection with a non-glare finish) to support the longevity of color within the specimen.
Please note: Pressed flowers and plants all naturally fade over time, especially if exposed to light. While their colors may soften, their form and sentiment remain beautifully intact — part of their ephemeral charm
Garden Bouquet No.3 is an elegant 16×20 hand pressed flower artwork. Featuring: Hellebores, Gomphrena red, poppies, cosmos and maidenhair ferns which were all hand-pressed at the Fleur De Lis House and thoughtfully arranged on an ivory acid-free 1.4mm archival mat. A botanical study in muted beauty—ideal for collectors, nature lovers, or discerning interiors.
This is not a print, but a real botanical specimen artfully preserved.
A small calligraphic title by Farin Blackburn sits in the bottom of the artwork inside the subtle scored frame that surrounds the specimens.
This piece is finished off with a Fleur De Lis House wax seal in gold.
Item is sold unframed.
You can add-on custom framing below or from our frames page. All our custom frame options use Tru Vue Conservation Reflection-Control Acrylic (99% UV protection with a non-glare finish) to support the longevity of color within the specimen.
Please note: Pressed flowers and plants all naturally fade over time, especially if exposed to light. While their colors may soften, their form and sentiment remain beautifully intact — part of their ephemeral charm
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