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Dried and Stabilized Flowers – a Natural Alternative to Fresh Blooms
Dried flowers are one of the biggest trends in interior decoration, wedding floristry and DIY projects. Thanks to their durability, aesthetics and zero-maintenance character, more and more people choose them over fresh flowers. They’re also an eco-friendly alternative that can be reused or safely disposed of after the season.
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How to Choose Dried Flowers for Floral Design
You can use almost any dried flower in arrangements – it all depends on creativity. Popular choices include Glixia (Comanthera), helichrysum, craspedia or Broom Bloom.
Colour Selection and Applications
Dried flowers come in a wide range of shades – from soft pastels to vibrant tones like pink, red or fuchsia. Stabilized gypsophila is increasingly used due to its volume and long-lasting freshness compared to regular dried blooms.
Unique Shapes and Textures
Special forms include yellow buds of Italian helichrysum, Rhodanthe, gomphrena, and hill flower. These pair well with dried grasses and grains in rustic, boho or minimalist arrangements.
Dried Flowers in Resin, Frames and Handmade Jewelry
Small blooms like Glixia or Diosmi (Ozothamnus) are ideal for epoxy resin casting – great for handmade jewelry or natural-style decorations. Helichrysum petals, delphinium and Rhodanthe also work well for this purpose.
Cosmetic and Scented Applications
More artisan brands use dried botanicals in their soaps. Glixia, Rhodanthe or Oxodia look beautiful in glycerin-based soap bars – enhancing their appearance and giving a handmade character.
Decorative Ideas – from Potpourri to Framed Art
Dried flowers are perfect for potpourri mixes or botanical wall art. Helichrysum, Broom Bloom or Rhodanthe encased in frames or resin create beautiful, lasting keepsakes for home decor or giftware.
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