A finished bouquet of wooden roses, wrapped and ready to hand to someone.
Each stem is carved from thin layers of wood and dyed by hand, then arranged with sprigs of baby's breath and wrapped in tissue and cellophane. No water, no trimming, no five-day countdown — it looks the same on the mantel next spring as it does the day you give it.
They hold scent. Wood is porous, so a few drops of essential oil on the petals lingers for weeks and can be refreshed whenever it fades. Lavender, rose, eucalyptus — whatever suits the person.
These are one-of-a-kind as pictured. When they're gone, the next bouquet will be arranged a little differently.
Keep out of direct sun and away from water. Dust with a dry brush.
Looking for single stems instead? The loose wooden roses are sold individually in ten colors.
