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Need to Know
Material : Solid brass (naturally lead-free and de-oxidised).
Dimensions: approx. 1.5cm flower head with an option of 12cm or 18cm stem.
Variation : Because each piece is individual and sculpted by hand, subtle changes in form and tone make every stem uniquely yours.
Care Instructions: Brass naturally matures over time, developing a soft, vintage patina. If you prefer a bright, polished finish, simply buff gently with a soft microfibre cloth and a dab of metal polish.
Handmade in small batches by independent maker Ellenlou, shipped from Ludlow in recyclable packaging ready for gifting.
Description
A beloved icon of sunny British meadows, the buttercup captures the nostalgic cheer of early summer...
A beloved icon of sunny British meadows, the buttercup captures the nostalgic cheer of early summer.
Hand-sculpted in Ellie's Shropshire studio, this everlasting stem showcases delicately cupped petals clustered around a raised, textured stamen centre. Carved in wax and cast in solid brass, its dainty head and delicate petals make a sweet stand-alone piece in a miniature bud vase, a fine detail in a printer's tray, or a subtle bloom nestled into a dried flower bouquet.
Gift Ideas:
A Symbol of Joy & Affection : A wonderfully nostalgic birthday or 'just because' gift, honouring the buttercup's traditional symbolism of happiness, charm, and fond memories.
The 7th Anniversary : Brass is the traditional gift for 7 years of marriage - a symbolic - everlasting bloom to mark your journey together.
A Meadow Keepsake : Perfect for lovers of native British wildflowers, countryside flora, and minimalist home decor.
Complete your gift with British wildflower wrap and a matching insect card - drawn in a delicate fine-line pen by Birmingham illustrator Edward Luke Thrush - alongside a selection of dried flowers & grasses grown in my own garden. To display your stem, you can add a hand-picked vintage glass bottle from my personal collection, or a fine bone china vase by Birmingham ceramicist Wendy Tournay slip-cast from antique bottles unearthed from the garden.
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