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Original botanical art · West Cornwall
One-of-one pressed flower compositions from an organic garden on the Cornish coast. Each piece handmade. Each piece unrepeatable.
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How it's made
A slow, seasonal process that can't be rushed. Each piece takes weeks — sometimes months — from the first seed to the finished frame.
Flowers and foliage are grown organically in our Cornish garden, without pesticides or chemicals. We plant with pressing in mind — choosing species for colour, form and how they hold.
Each bloom is harvested at peak colour and pressed between sheets of absorbent paper in a traditional flower press. They stay there for three weeks, slowly drying while keeping their natural form. Any flowers that don't make it into a final artwork are composted back into the garden — nothing is wasted.
Once pressed, each flower and leaf is arranged by hand into a composition — balancing colour, shape, and negative space until it feels right. No two pieces are alike. This is where the artwork takes shape.
Finished compositions are sealed behind anti-reflective glazing in solid wood frames, protecting the work from UV damage and preserving the colours for years to come.
A note on care
All the pressed flowers used in my artwork are completely natural. I choose not to use artificial treatments or preservatives of any kind — each plant is grown, gathered and traditionally pressed, just as it is.
This means the colours will evolve over time, softening gradually into gentle vintage tones, while the delicate forms and textures remain. To me, this quiet transformation is part of the artwork's history. It mirrors the natural rhythms of the garden, and celebrates the ephemeral beauty of flowers.
The maker
Every piece begins in our organic garden on the coast of West Cornwall. We grow the flowers, press them by hand, and compose each arrangement as a one-off original artwork — never reproduced, never repeated.
Working with the natural forms and colours that each season offers, we create botanical compositions that sit somewhere between art and nature. The result is something you can't manufacture — only grow, wait for, and carefully preserve.
saltpressed, West Cornwall
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