Artistic floral decorations using white dried flowers and brown seeds. 50 pieces, approx. 5-6 large, 4- small Heads only: white, brown, as desired - Color: White - Material: Dried flowers - Color: Brown - Material: Seeds - Design: Floral arrangement - Color: Multicolor (white, brown, yellow) Thank you for viewing. This year, I went into the bamboo thickets in October, quite early, and gathered them. It's December, but they weren't yet dried, and the stems and husks were stiff and hard. They were clean without any damage, and cutting them was like using a saw. I dried them naturally at home. The seeds spilled out, which was a pity. I scattered them naturally again the second time. There is no destruction of nature. These mysterious and mystical natural flower materials with bulbs and seeds captivated me; they tell a story, and I love them. I don't go to the depths of high-end flower arrangements. It's like there's a Ghibli world. The bulbs become food for animals, and the human scent is taboo. The seeds that flew over the fence bloomed modestly, and I'm using them. Recently, They are also used for shimekazari (New Year's decorations), and the natural white and brown heads-only are popular. Recently, I've learned from experience, and I'm starting to make beautiful shapes by learning bleaching techniques to avoid unevenness and spots. Now, you can use them for Christmas wreaths and decorations; they are lilies, so they can be decorated cutely. The small ones are intentionally put into potpourri or herbariums, and they are used as accents for Japanese kimono accessories and Western hair ornaments. They can be used in various ways. The color degradation is not extreme, and the off-white color is elegant, which I love. It takes a lot of time and effort. If you are greedy, they will melt, the husks will warp, tear, or the whole thing won't be dyed, resulting in spots, and they will become unusable. Because I cherish them, I want to spread these natural flower materials from Hokkaido. I have a wish. This is my fourth year, and I have obtained a qualification, so I am offering more products. Please comment on what you will use them for. Repeat customers are very welcome. Please look back at my previous works and consider them; you will understand. #GiantLily #Ubayuri #Handmade #WreathMaterials #DriedFlowers #WreathKit #NaturalMaterials #PreservedFlowers #FlowerMaterials #Herbarium #BotanicalGoods