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Pottery Home Decor Baby Gift Boxes - Handmade Pottery! Ceramic Flowers Wall Hanging, Flower Decor & Plant Wall Decor. Boho Faux Greenery Succulent Art Here's a confession: I've been making ceramic flowers for twenty years, and I still can't keep a real succulent alive. You know, those plants everyone insists are "impossible to kill"? I've killed seven. They didn't just die; they seemed to dissolve into existential despair under my care. So naturally, I decided to make immortal versions. Each piece—whether it's wall art floral or one of our unique vintage inspired creations—arrives in its own gift box with a keyhole backing. It's like mail-order therapy for people with horticultural trauma. We've crafted over 180 different flower items, from ranunculus that won't judge your life choices to stems that maintain their dignity regardless of your interior humidity levels. The collections sprawl across continents without requiring a passport. Our Coastal line brings beach house sophistication to landlocked apartments. Japan offers iris that have achieved enlightenment (or at least look like they have). France provides that je ne sais quoi without the intimidating pronunciation. English Garden features artichokes and orchids living in harmony—something that would never happen in nature but works beautifully in ceramic. And Nantucket, for when you want to signal old money without having any actual money, old or otherwise. We've been around for two decades, which in the decor industry makes us practically prehistoric. Every January and July, we release 25 new designs because apparently we're masochists who enjoy the pressure. But here's the thing: after making thousands of magnolia blossoms and dahlia petals, I've learned that people don't really want plants. They want the idea of plants. The aesthetic without the existential crisis of watching something you love slowly die despite your best efforts. Our handmade pottery pieces occupy this weird sweet spot between art and delusion. They're decorative accents for people who've given up on actual gardening but refuse to give up on the dream. Like buying running shoes you'll never run in, except these actually serve a purpose beyond guilt storage. I used to feel bad about making faux greenery until I realized we're performing a public service. We're saving actual plants from people like me. We're preventing countless ceramic therapy sessions that begin with "I killed another cactus." We're providing permanent succulent art for people whose relationship with nature is best described as "complicated." Each flower is crafted by actual humans in our studio, people who've heard me say "make it look more alive but also more ceramic" so many times it's lost all meaning. We glaze each petal with the kind of attention usually reserved for things that matter more, because in our world, these do matter.