Wildflower Study
A compact floral arrangement rises vertically in a dense cluster of delicate stems, seed heads, and blossoms in soft pink, blue, green, and earthy brown. Built through decoupage on glass, the work layers fine botanical fragments into a textured, suspended composition with a light, airy presence. Its natural palette brings a quiet decorative warmth to a hallway, bedroom, or intimate corner.
Adiela Naor
Adiela was born from a deep and lifelong love of flowers. As a teenager, she worked harvesting flowers, where her unique connection to the natural world first began to blossom. Recognizing her passion, her father encouraged her to pursue it professionally and sent her to study floral design. During her training, she mastered a variety of floral styles and developed a special love for the art of Japanese Ikebana. Over the years, Adiela worked as a floral designer on a wide range of projects, including conferences, hotels, and special events, combining natural beauty with refined artistic craftsmanship. She worked in flower shops both as an employee and as a freelance designer, continually developing her own distinctive artistic language. Today, Adiela brings nature into the home by transforming real flowers into timeless works of art. Her creations fill living spaces with warmth, serenity, and joyful energy. She works with flowers and foliage that undergo a long and meticulous drying process, carefully preserving their natural beauty and, in most cases, their original colors. It is a process that requires patience, precision, and great loveโand the results are truly breathtaking. Every piece Adiela creates is original and one of a kind. No two works are ever the same. Each frame is a small world of nature, thoughtfully handcrafted with intention, emotion, and a deep connection to the earth and its blossoms.
Adiela was born from a deep and lifelong love of flowers. As a teenager, she worked harvesting flowers, where her unique connection to the natural world first began to blossom. Recognizing her passion, her father encouraged her to pursue it professionally and sent her to study floral design. During her training, she mastered a variety of floral styles and developed a special love for the art of Japanese Ikebana. Over the years, Adiela worked as a floral designer on a wide range of projects, including conferences, hotels, and special events, combining natural beauty with refined artistic craftsmanship. She worked in flower shops both as an employee and as a freelance designer, continually developing her own distinctive artistic language. Today, Adiela brings nature into the home by transforming real flowers into timeless works of art. Her creations fill living spaces with warmth, serenity, and joyful energy. She works with flowers and foliage that undergo a long and meticulous drying process, carefully preserving their natural beauty and, in most cases, their original colors. It is a process that requires patience, precision, and great loveโand the results are truly breathtaking. Every piece Adiela creates is original and one of a kind. No two works are ever the same. Each frame is a small world of nature, thoughtfully handcrafted with intention, emotion, and a deep connection to the earth and its blossoms.
