Made of preserved roses of different shades of red, preserved greens and white feathers, this vintage red bouquet is a classic with a twist.
There is more than meets the eye: beneath the layers of wrapping paper is a hexagon glass jar. Once the wrapping papers are removed, it is also a readily available living room or office desk décor.
 
Tip from the florist: Preserved flowers are increasingly sought after as they have a significantly longer shelf life as compared to fresh flowers. They do not require a lot of maintenance, either. Keep them dry and avoid direct sun, and they should have a shelf life of at least 3-4 years.