Meadow Fire
Meadow Fire
Meadow Fire
Meadow Fire
Meadow Fire

Meadow Fire

Regular price$115.00
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Bold, vibrant, and a little wild, Meadow Fire is an everlasting paper flower bouquet inspired by the brilliant colors of a summer wildflower meadow.

Two striking scarlet-red poppies anchor the arrangement, each with delicately shaped petals and detailed golden centers. Rising behind them are two lupine stems in layered shades of violet, lavender, and soft blue. Fresh green foliage and lighter botanical accents bring movement and contrast to the bouquet, creating a loose, naturally gathered silhouette.

Every flower, petal, leaf, and stem is individually handcrafted from paper, carefully shaped, colored, and assembled by hand. Subtle variations in color and form are part of the process, giving each bloom the beautiful irregularities and character found in real flowers.

The dramatic pairing of fiery red poppies and cool violet lupines makes Meadow Fire a striking addition to cottage, farmhouse, wildflower, or garden-inspired interiors. Display it on a mantel, entry table, bookshelf, desk, bedside table, or anywhere that could use an unexpected burst of color.

It also makes a beautiful everlasting gift for a birthday, housewarming, Mother’s Day, or anyone who loves poppies, lupines, and wildflowers.

PLEASE NOTE: This listing is for the handmade paper flower bouquet only. The vase shown in the photographs is a styling prop and is NOT included.

Meadow Fire captures that magical moment when brilliant poppies and towering lupines bloom together—wild, colorful, and forever in season.


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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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