My reimagining of the orchid is an ode to beauty both seen and unseen. It portrays the orchid not merely as a bloom of rare poise, but as a complete being, from its sculpted roots to its delicate crown.
Each petal and leaf is shaped from fine Italian crepe paper, hand-dyed and sealed with a whisper of UV protection to preserve its gentle life. The entwined roots, often hidden from view, emerge here as the sculpture’s heart, forming a graceful network that speaks of resilience, steadiness, and the quiet labour beneath beauty.
Standing approximately 42cm tall and 30cm wide, this Paper Orchid Sculpture brings a sense of breath and vitality to any space. Placed upon a pedestal, it draws the eye upward with a presence that feels both tranquil and profound.
Best admired in soft light and kept away from direct sun and moisture, this Paper Orchid Sculpture invites stillness, a reminder that every bloom owes its grace to the strength that lies beneath.