Everbloom Paper Flowers
Coral hibiscus with hand-dyed petals and a long fringed yellow staminal column
Coral hibiscus with hand-dyed petals and a long fringed yellow staminal column
Coral hibiscus with hand-dyed petals and a long fringed yellow staminal column
Coral hibiscus with hand-dyed petals and a long fringed yellow staminal column
Coral hibiscus with hand-dyed petals and a long fringed yellow staminal column

Hibiscus

$135

Hibiscus is the flower of a single day. A bloom opens in the morning and is spent by evening — the plant makes up for it by producing hundreds over a season, which is why a hibiscus hedge is always covered and never the same twice. The form is unmistakable: five broad overlapping petals, ruffled at the edges, and a long staminal column pushing straight out of the center.

The paper is hand-dyed before cutting, so the coral works out from a hot magenta throat through orange and into a soft pink at the petal edge — one continuous gradient across each petal, in the fiber rather than laid on top. That column is the fussy part: a fringed pollen-bearing shaft built filament by filament, tipped with individual red stigma pads at the very end. The leaves are hand-dyed in deep green and cut with the serrated edge real hibiscus foliage carries.

A single stem that reads as pure tropics — good alone in a bud vase, or as the warm note in something cooler. It holds this bloom permanently, which the living plant manages for about eight hours.

15 in. tall, 5 in. at the bloom

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Materials & Making

Every piece is built from premium German and Italian crepe paper — hand-dyed, hand-painted, and shaped petal by petal. Stems are wired throughout, so each piece can be bent, angled, and arranged as you like, and holds its shape once set.

A multi-step protective finish seals the color, adds a subtle luster, and guards against fading and humidity. Because every piece is colored by hand, tones vary slightly from the photograph — no two are identical, and yours will be its own.


Made to Order

Each piece is made by hand after your order is confirmed. Typical preparation times, measured from the date your order is confirmed with Julia: 7–10 days for one to three stems, 10–14 days for four to seven, and 14–21 days for larger commissions. Shipping transit adds approximately 5–7 days. Timelines run longer through the holiday season and the spring wedding months, and your confirmed date will always be stated in writing before you commit.

Working toward a wedding or event date? Include the date in your request and we’ll confirm the full schedule before anything is finalized. Need a piece sooner than the times above? Ask — a compressed timeline can often be arranged.

Prefer a different palette? Most pieces can be made in custom colors — describe what you have in mind, or send a photograph, and Julia will confirm what’s possible with your quote.

Every piece is finished with a tag signed and dated by Julia, nested in tissue, and boxed for safe travel. Preparation & Delivery


Care & Repairs

Though delicate in appearance, each piece is remarkably durable and may be bent and arranged as needed. Keep out of prolonged direct sun and damp environments, and your piece will hold its color and form for decades. Because every piece is made by hand to order, all sales are final. Should a piece ever be damaged, Julia will repair it whenever repair is possible, for the life of the piece — you cover shipping and handling. Guarantee & Repairs