Ikebana isn't just flowers in a vase — it's a philosophy. How today's minimalist dried-flower trend borrows from a 600-year-old Japanese tradition.
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In Manhattan one sheaf costs $300. Ours — about 600 UAH. Why is the local product 10× cheaper than the Western market?
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Cream, lavender, wheat — each tone does something to our perception. How to use it consciously at home.
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Dried flowers didn't appear in 2020. They've had waves of popularity throughout the century. A short tour of decor history.
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Traditionally we use fresh flowers. But dried ones have their role — as lasting memory. An honest take on a delicate topic.
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Spring, summer, fall — each season has its plants. Workshop calendar.
Lire la suite →"They collect dust," "bad energy," "last at most a month" — busting the most common myths with real experience.
Lire la suite →When fresh flowers clearly win, and when dried ones win by a landslide. Without bias — we make both.
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