Petal Pantry

Petal Pantry is a small-batch practice centered on wearable floral objects and ephemeral arrangements. I create preserved flower rings using natural materials such as dried petals, organic fibres, and hand-assembled components, alongside a limited selection of fresh floral bouquets. Each piece is composed with attention to texture, balance, and the subtle transitions between bloom and decay. Rather than preserving flowers as static forms, I work with their fragility—allowing them to shift, curl, and soften over time. My process is slow and intuitive, often beginning with the materials themselves. I respond to their colour, shape, and condition, arranging them into forms that sit between ornament and memory. The work explores how something temporary can be worn, held, or kept—transforming fleeting moments into small, intimate objects.