This pressed cosmos, preserved by hand, holds the lightness of summer air — a bloom of harmony, joy, and celestial rhythm captured in stillness.

Named for the Greek word kosmos, meaning both “order” and “ornament,” the cosmos flower has long been associated with balance and the quiet beauty of natural design. In folk tradition, it was believed to bring peace where there was discord, aligning the spirit with a sense of calm and cosmic timing. With its simple, radiant petals, cosmos speaks of joy without excess, love without demand, and beauty without artifice.

Often gifted as a token of gentle affection or tucked into letters and journals, cosmos was a flower for dreamers, poets, and those attuned to the subtle patterns of the world. Pressed and preserved, it becomes a charm for inner peace, creative flow, and the grace found in the in-between moments.

Framed in glass and edged in copper, this botanical keepsake is a small offering of brightness and balance, a gift for artists, wanderers, and those who live with open hearts.