This collection is born from a process that dates back centuries. In regions such as Firozabad, India’s historic glassblowing hub, artisans have long practised the art of free-blown glass—shaping molten material by hand, using age-old tools and methods passed down through generations.

Building on this tradition, our makers have embraced a more contemporary form of creativity: embedding real dried flowers, ferns, and petals directly into recycled glass. As the glass is hand-blown, these delicate natural elements are carefully placed and pressed into the surface, creating a timeless botanical mosaic sealed within the glass itself.

The result is truly one of a kind—no two pieces are ever alike, with every petal placement and bubble of air capturing a fleeting, poetic moment in nature.

Each vase, tumbler, and carafe in the range begins as discarded glass, carefully gathered and repurposed. By using 100% recycled materials, we reduce waste and extend the life of raw resources. What's more, the collection is crafted in fair trade workshops, supporting traditional skills and ensuring that every artisan is paid fairly and works in a safe, respectful environment.

These pieces don’t just tell a story of beauty—they speak to sustainability, heritage, and ethical design.

From softly rounded tumblers scattered with blush-toned petals to tall, tapered vases threaded with marigolds and pressed ferns, each item is infused with a wild, botanical spirit. These are pieces that work just as beautifully on a sunlit table as they do styled on a shelf or filled with seasonal stems.

Whether used as functional glassware or quiet decorative accents, they bring an honest, grounded charm to the home.