Flower Sculptures
Artist directory :: Flower SculpturesEmbrace the beauty of new beginnings with this Peach Blossom Pin. Inspired by the very first blooms of spring, this floral accessory serves as a daily reminder of renewal, growth, and the sweetness of life.
Crafted with high-qualitymaterials, each piece is designed to capture the fleeting, delicate charm of real peach petals. Whether you are pinning it to your favorite denim jacket, a sophisticated work blazer, or a breezy spring scarf, it adds the perfect touch of nature-inspired elegance to...
Flower Sculptures
Browse my Flower Sculptures gallery and pick out a beautiful flower pin for gifts or simply to add colorful pizazz to your wardrobe! Flower Sculptures are an elegant collection of wildflowers and garden flower pins. Each piece is hand-sculpted out of acid-free 140 lb. watercolor paper and painted with permanent acrylic pigments and then sealed with a matte-/gloss varnish for long-wearing protection.
About
FLOWER SCULPTURES
Starting my artistic journey as a watercolorist in 1980, my lifelong exploration of various mediums ultimately evolved into Flower Sculptures in 1995. Born from my love of nature and environmental advocacy, this collection features over 40 species of hand-sculpted wildflower and garden flower pins, necklace pendants, and hair clips. Each piece is meticulously crafted from 140 lb. professional strength watercolor paper, hand-painted with acrylics, and finished with a waterproof sealant to create a realistic botanical rendering. I believe that despite environmental challenges, the earth still “laughs in flowers,” serving as a beautiful reminder of our planet's immense diversity and resilience. With pieces sold nationally, my hope is that...
Galleries
 | | Showcasing Flower Sculptures state flowers with history text printed on back. Many more state flowers with history text printed on back of display card available:
Camellia: Alabama
New York: Rose
Louisiana: Magnolia
Georgia: Cherokee Rose
New Jersey, Rhode Island, Illinois: Purple Violet
South Carolina: Jessamine
Virginia, North Carolina: Dogwood
West Virginia: Rhododendron
Washington: Coast Rhododendron
Wisconsin: Wood Violet
Maryland: Black-Eyed Susan
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