Sculptural Floral Artistry for High-End Events
We move beyond traditional arrangements to treat flowers as a medium for sculpture. Explore our structural installations where botanicals, wood, and form converge to create immersive, artistic environments.
This sculptural centerpiece was inspired by the work of international designer Hitomi Gilliam. It utilizes midollino extenders to create a woven, nest-like structure from which autumn-toned flowers appear to grow organically.
A closer view of the midollino arrangement, detailing how the delicate flowers are interwoven with the structured, wooden reeds. This technique creates a beautiful tension between natural softness and architectural form.
This video provides a look into the process of creating one of my sculptural pieces. It shows the hands-on techniques and craftsmanship required to build these complex and artistic floral structures from the ground up.
An abstract, free-floating floral sculpture named 'Azure Ochre'. The design mimics the texture and movement of volcanic lava, using a vibrant and unconventional color palette of blue, orange, and deep reds.
A close-up of the massive red 'Baoli' installation, revealing the texture of the thousands of Sola wood flowers. The sheer density and scale of the piece transform the material into a powerful, monolithic sculpture.
About Sculptural Floral Artistry
These sculptures require more than simple flower placement; they demand structural engineering. Whether utilizing midollino extenders to create organic, nest-like volumes or managing thousands of hand-dyed Sola wood flowers for a monolithic effect, our process relies on meticulous framing and weight distribution to ensure the installation retains its integrity throughout your event.
Where Botany Meets Architecture
Our approach to sculptural floral artistry is rooted in the belief that flowers should command a space rather than merely fill it. By integrating non-traditional materials such as chicken wire mesh, wooden armatures, and industrial-grade floral foam, we build installations that defy gravity and scale.
Materiality and Technique
We prioritize texture and form above all else. In projects like our large-scale 'Baoli' installation, we utilized over 10,000 pieces of Sola wood, each dyed to a specific Pantone shade to create a monolithic red structure. This requires a dedicated production team of up to 60 artisans working for 72 hours to ensure the density and flow of the piece are perfect.
For more intricate work, we employ advanced floristry techniques such as the use of midollino extenders. These allow us to weave complex, nest-like structures that provide a rigid, architectural contrast to the softness of fresh blooms. This tension—the interplay between the rigid and the ephemeral—is the hallmark of our sculptural style.
The Process for Your Event
Each sculptural piece is developed based on the specific architectural constraints of your venue. Whether you are hosting a high-fashion runway in New Delhi or an exclusive private celebration across India, we handle the entire logistics of production:
- Conceptualization: Translating your narrative into a physical form.
- Fabrication: Building custom wooden or metal substructures off-site to minimize venue disruption.
- Installation: On-site assembly by our senior art directors and specialized floral team.
We design for clients who view their events as creative canvases. If you are seeking an installation that blurs the line between a florist's arrangement and a contemporary art exhibit, we are prepared to bring that vision to fruition.
SAW Flower & Decor
We are Suhaib and Shruti. For a decade, we have challenged the traditional boundaries of floristry by treating every stem and structure as a deliberate artistic choice. We create environments that do not just decorate a room, but command it.
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