Preserved florals and nature inspired art created to capture beauty in its most fleeting form.
Forage & Flower is all about reverence for the natural world. Each piece begins with a quiet appreciation for the small details, the curve of a petal, the texture of a fern, the color of a dried bloom. The work transforms these fleeting moments into something lasting, blending artistry and nature with refined restraint.
Wedding flower preservation is at the heart of Forage & Flower. Each bouquet is carefully disassembled, then put through a detailed drying process to maintain its color and form. Once preserved, the flowers are thoughtfully arranged and cast in resin to become timeless keepsakes such as tables, trays, jewelry, and wall art that tell the story of a moment worth holding onto. Beyond custom preservation, the collection includes designs inspired by the natural world, from foraged shells turned into trinket dishes to wildflowers preserved in delicate accessories and found materials reimagined as art objects.
Every piece carries the brand’s signature balance between structure and spontaneity. The colors, textures, and compositions reflect an organic elegance, refined but never overworked, natural but distinctly intentional. Each work is designed to feel personal, meaningful, and alive. Forage & Flower’s studio sits in the West End of Providence, a bright sunlit space filled with flowers, natural finds, and quiet creative energy. It is here that each piece takes shape, surrounded by the textures and tones of the landscape that inspire it.
What You'll Find at Bloom
Custom and ready made preserved floral art, resin tables, trays, jewelry, and wall pieces, and designs inspired by foraged natural elements.
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Why Bloom?
“Forage & Flower is rooted in community. Shop Bloom PVD represents the kind of creative collaboration that helps small makers grow, learn, and support one another. Being part of that ecosystem, surrounded by artists who share the same passion for craft, feels like the perfect fit.”
Fun Fact
When not in the studio, weekends are often spent at standup comedy shows: more than three hundred and counting.