Somewhere between the flowers and the stars, leave a little room for something new to grow.
Garden of Little Wishes is a one-of-a-kind botanical propagation vase filled with layers of preserved flowers, delicate foliage, touches of gold, and tiny starry details.
Rich purples and soft pinks mingle with creamy whites, blues, and warm golden blooms, creating a garden that changes completely when viewed from the opposite side. Gold-colored accents travel around the edges while tiny stars peek through the botanicals like small surprises waiting to be found.
At the center, a removable clear tube holds water for a favorite plant cutting, giving new roots a place to grow among blooms already preserved in time.
Use the vase for water propagation, display a single delicate stem, or simply enjoy the piece on its own as botanical art.
Old blooms. New roots. Little wishes still growing. ✨🌱
Details
One-of-a-kind botanical propagation vase
Features real preserved flowers and botanicals
Purple, pink, blue, cream, and golden botanical palette
Tiny gold-colored star details
Decorative gold-colored accents
Removable clear propagation tube
Different botanical composition visible from each side
Designed for plant cuttings or individual stems
Handcrafted by Wildlight Botanical Studio in Central Arkansas
Made by hand, made one at a time. Natural variations within preserved flowers, tiny bubbles, botanical textures, color placement, and characteristics of the casting process are part of what makes every Wildlight botanical object completely individual.
Look Closely. There's Always More to Find.
Turn Garden of Little Wishes around and an entirely different garden appears. Look a little closer and you'll find tiny stars tucked among preserved blooms and golden details. Because a little wonder is always worth looking for.
💧 PROPAGATION VASE CARE
Keep Your Little Garden Beautiful
Remove the propagation tube before filling or changing the water whenever possible.
Keep water contained within the removable tube rather than pouring water directly onto the botanical vase.
Refresh the water according to the needs of the plant cutting and gently rinse the tube as needed.
Wipe the botanical vase with a soft, slightly damp cloth and dry afterward. Avoid abrasive cleaners, excessive heat, and prolonged direct sunlight.
For water propagation, remember that different plant species root differently. Water propagation works for some cuttings, while other plants perform better in a rooting medium. Missouri Botanical Garden specifically notes that some plants root in water while others develop stronger root systems in soilless media. [missouribo...garden.org]
