[ Fashion and homeware]
I'm fascinated by the potential for flowers-on-tulle embroidery to elevate common household items into art objects that are both beautiful and whimsical - and by the challenge of using dried flowers in fashion. From clocks to lampshades and mirrors, from clutch bags to necklaces, I think the possibilities are so diverse. If you would like to discuss whether a piece is available for purchase, or commissioning a new piece, please get in touch.
Botanical clock (2018). Created with dried plant species including strawflower, bracken, cornflower and holly
Botanical lampshade inspired by wild meadows (2020). Created with five dried plant species, including dried poppy and cornflower
Hydrangea clock (2020). Created with three dried and preserved hydrangea species and preserved beech foliage
Dandelion clock (2022).
Dandelion clock (2022). Created with dried dandelion seed heads.
Dandelion clock (2022). Created with dried dandelion seed heads.
Botanical lampshades inspired by spring blossom (2022)
Created with birch and mangles everlasting
Created with dried mangles everlasting and limonium
Botanical clutch bag made with dried plants
Botanical dried flower necklace created with a variety of plant species including cow parsley seed heads
Botanical dried flower bauble