
Handcrafted Botanical Art
Each frame is a quiet study in stillness — wildflowers gathered, pressed, and arranged by hand. Bring the calm of a sun-drenched atelier into your home.

Meet the Founder
Every stem that passes through my hands is a small act of preservation. I work slowly — drying, pressing, and arranging botanicals the way generations did before me, letting the seasons set the pace rather than the clock.
Fernwood Press began as a quiet corner of my home, hung with drying flowers and lined with linen. Today it remains rooted in the same belief: that craft made with patience carries a warmth no shortcut can replicate.
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What We Make
The Process
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We gather wild stems and seasonal blooms by hand from meadows and hedgerows.
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Each specimen is pressed between linen sheets and slowly dried to hold its color.
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Petals and stems are composed by hand into quiet, balanced botanical studies.
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Sealed in glass and solid wood, each piece is signed and ready to hang.
Our Work

Meadow Study I
12 × 16 in

Atelier No. 4
10 × 10 in

Fern Portrait
11 × 14 in

In Progress
Studio Detail

Crimson Poppy
9 × 12 in

Linen & Bloom
14 × 18 in
Kind Words
“Every pressed bloom feels like a whispered season. My kitchen wall has never held such quiet poetry.”
Elena Marchetti
Portland, OR
“I gifted a framed piece to my mother and she wept. There is a tenderness in this work you cannot fake.”
Théo Laurent
Asheville, NC
“The linen texture and dried petals bring a sun-drenched calm into my studio. Simply the loveliest thing I own.”
Saoirse Byrne
Santa Fe, NM
From the Atelier

Technique
A slow ritual of patience and care that preserves each bloom in its fullest, quietest form.
March 14, 2024

Studio Notes
How the soft tones of dried flora settle into muted, earthy palettes over time.
February 28, 2024

Inspiration
Turning a single afternoon's gathering into a lasting piece for the quiet corners of a home.
January 19, 2024
Every commission begins with a conversation about the moments and blooms you hold dear. We press, arrange, and frame each piece by hand, so what you receive is entirely, unrepeatably yours.