A decorative mint green ceramic pitcher vase with a handle, filled with artificial pink and white flowers and green leaves, set against a soft pastel background.
Paper Foxglove Stem
Paper Foxglove Stem
Paper Foxglove Stem
Paper Foxglove Stem

Paper Foxglove Stem

Regular price$80.00
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Bring a touch of romantic, garden-inspired beauty to your space with a single handcrafted paper foxglove stem. Each blossom is individually formed from premium crepe paper, with hand-painted speckles adding the intricate markings and natural character of real foxglove flowers.

What arrives: One handcrafted paper foxglove stem per quantity ordered, not a finished bouquet. Vase shown in photographs is not included.

The petals and foliage are made with laminated crepe paper for added rigidity, structure, and lasting beauty. Delicate blooms, rich green leaves, and budding details give the stem graceful height and movement.

Unlike fresh flowers, this handcrafted paper stem will remain beautiful season after season. Display it on its own or incorporate it into your own arrangement for a little permanent garden beauty.

Details:

  • One paper foxglove stem per quantity ordered
  • Handcrafted from premium crepe paper
  • Individually shaped flowers, buds, and foliage
  • Hand-painted white & deep violet speckled details
  • Laminated crepe paper for added strength and rigidity
  • Designed and made by Melly Meier Botanicals
  • Vase shown in photographs is not included

Because every flower is made by hand, slight variations are part of its unique character.

For indoor decorative use only. Keep away from water, direct sunlight, and excessive moisture.

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About me.

Based in Crandon, Wisconsin, all flowers are made by hand fueled by puppy kisses and copious amounts of coffee.

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OUR STORY

Inspired by Grandma(s).

I am greatly inspired by both of my grandmas: Cecil and Bernice.

Cecil is a master gardener that has the best green thumb I've ever seen. I was lucky to grow up in her gardens.

Grandma Bernice was the most artistic, brave woman I ever knew. She learned almost every craft and dance. She always encouraged me to always "art".


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