Firebloom Trio Glass and Dried Flower Vase with Kangaroo Paw

Rich red. Soft yellow. A spark of orange.
This bold trio of flame-forged glass flowers is paired with preserved florals — including iconic Australian kangaroo paw — in a green-toned, textured vase.

Part of the Spring/Summer 25 Collection, the Firebloom Trio brings warmth, wild energy, and lasting colour to any space. Handmade in my Perth studio using the art of lampworking, each piece is crafted to bring joy long after fresh flowers fade.

No wilting. No watering. Just fire, form, and forever florals.

Note: The vase shape/type may differ from the one pictured.

Please note that the glass flowers are handmade to order and may differ slightly to those pictured. Although we strive to recreate the product listing as accurately as possible, the preserved and dried flowers and foliage may differ due to seasonal availability. They will be in similar colour tones to those shown.

Completed Mixed Flowers in Vase Dimensions:
Height - 27cm
Width - 12cm
Largest Flower Head - 4.5cm.

All measurements are approximate.

3 individully crafted glass stems per vase, with a carefully selected arrangement of preserved/dried flowers and foliage.

Vase only:
Height - 13cm
Width - 7cm

PLEASE NOTE:

Due to international import restrictions on dried flowers, this item can only be shipped within Australia. Please do not purchase if you live outside of Australia as your order will be cancelled and your payment refunded. Our glass only arrangements can be shipped internationally, please view them here and here

I have been making glass flowers since 2012 and create every glass stem by hand in my studio in Perth, West Australia. I melt coloured glass rods in a torch flame, and build each piece directly onto stainless steel wire. I use gravity and tools to sculpt flowers, leaves and my quirky character plant stakes. Every piece is kiln annealed for strength and durability before being carefully inspected, cleaned and arranged into the final piece. 

It is not recommended to cut or bend the wire stems as it may damage the glass component.