Funeral Flowers Jewelry by Impressed by Nature

September 13, 2016

I recently went to the NY Now show and saw some amazing products (some of which are/will be making their way onto Spirit Pieces.

One artist, Kyla of Impressed By Nature, had a very cool jewelry line where she takes the flowers from events (primarily) weddings and works them into necklaces and earrings. I thought this was very cool and inquired if she did funeral flowers for our cremation jewelry collection and she does!

Unfortunately for us, her process is super individualized and doesn't quite lend itself to how our company works so we aren't able to carry her wonderful work but I still wanted to share.

In general, if you wish to purchase one of her works, as much as possible it's best to plan ahead as floral products have a very limited shelf life. She can be contacted off her website or directly at kyla@beimpressedbynature.com

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