Marigold Harvest Bowl
$135
Día de los Muertos delivery. Delivered Friday, October 30 and Saturday, October 31, with Monday, November 2 available for the day itself. Order by Wednesday, October 28; after that, call or text (909) 550-5233 and we will tell you what is still possible. Cemetery delivery is available: add the name and section in the delivery notes.
Entrega para Día de los Muertos. Entregamos el viernes 30 y el sábado 31 de octubre, y el lunes 2 de noviembre para quienes celebran el día en sí. Haga su pedido a más tardar el miércoles 28 de octubre; después de esa fecha, llame o mande un mensaje al (909) 550-5233 y le diremos qué es posible todavía. Entregamos al panteón: anote el nombre y la sección en las notas de entrega.
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Want this one on a schedule? Message the studio and we’ll set up a standing delivery for this design. For a seasonal arrangement chosen for you each time, see the home subscription.
Marigold Harvest Bowl is a hand-finished fall arrangement in a low white ceramic bowl, delivered across the Inland Empire. It's the brightest piece of the season: orange marigolds and terracotta roses against violet and wine.
Inside: orange marigolds (cempasúchil), terracotta and burnt-orange roses, lavender roses, purple anemones with black centers, magenta and wine ranunculus, purple vanda orchid blooms, orange ilex berries on bare stems, echinacea cones, purple statice, and a few dried wheat stems and plumes rising above it all.
Roughly 10 marigolds, 12 roses, 6 anemones, 6 ranunculus, 3 orchid blooms, berries, cones, and dried stems, placed by hand in our Fontana studio. Your bowl will carry the same palette with its own natural variation. The bowl is yours to keep.
Who it's for: a Día de los Muertos ofrenda or table, a Thanksgiving centerpiece, an October or November birthday, or a fall housewarming. The marigolds are the point: in Mexican tradition their color and scent guide loved ones home.
How long will it last? Keep the bowl out of direct sun and top up the water every other day. Roses and ranunculus hold about a week; the berries, statice, and dried stems last well past that and can stay on the table after the fresh blooms are done.