A traditional trumpet daffodil, observed at its fullest point and translated into paper.
There’s a familiarity to this form — the upright bloom, the central trumpet held forward, the clear yellow that signals the turn of the season. This piece follows that structure closely, with each petal and the trumpet shaped by hand and gently varied in tone.
The flower rises from a sculpted bulb base, with fine root detail and muted foliage anchoring it. It stands simply, without arrangement, allowing the form to hold attention on its own.
Freestanding and self-contained, it brings a quiet sense of early spring into a space, modest in scale and suited to a shelf or windowsill.
Created as a botanical study, it reflects the natural character of the flower — its clarity, its structure, and its sense of return year after year.
Designed as a considered study of seasonal form, it brings a quiet note of early spring into the home — something familiar, held still.
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