Stained Glass Wildflower Bouquet – Coneflower, Billy Buttons & Olive Branch

Bring the charm of a foraged wildflower arrangement into your home with this handcrafted stained glass bouquet. Featuring six distinct stems — each a different flower or foliage type — the set reads as a naturally varied, meadow-inspired arrangement rather than a uniform bunch.

What's Included – 6 Stems

• 1 orange coneflower with reflexed petals and yellow center
• 3 yellow billy buttons (round flower heads on slim stems)
• 1 olive/bay-style branch with multiple pointed leaves and small bud accents (rose-gold copper foil seams, left unpatinated)
• 1 single sage-green foliage leaf with internal vein detail

Craftsmanship

All glass pieces are individually cut and joined with copper-foil seams using the traditional Tiffany copper-foil method. Stems are wire and can be bent to adjust the bouquet shape. No water, soil, or maintenance needed.

Note on the Olive Branch Seams

The copper foil on this stem is left bright (rose-gold) rather than darkened with black patina. This is intentional. The tone may shift slightly over years of exposure, which is normal for unpatinated copper.

Weight & Stability Note

Stained glass is heavier than fabric or paper flowers. Use a stable, weighted vase or one with a narrow neck. The yellow billy buttons in particular are top-heavy on slim wire stems.

The fluted ceramic vase shown in the photo is not included.

Specifications

• Material (flowers and leaves): Stained glass, copper-foil construction
• Material (stems): Wire, bendable
• Material (seams): Copper foil, lead-tin solder; some seams unpatinated rose-gold
• Colors: Orange, yellow, green, sage green
• Quantity: 6 stems total
• Use: Indoor decor

Care Instructions

Dust with a soft dry cloth or compressed air. Do not submerge in water. Glass can chip if knocked against hard surfaces. Avoid prolonged moisture — wire and solder seams can corrode.

Note: Each stem is cut and assembled by hand. Slight differences in petal shape, seam thickness, leaf size, and color tone between sets are normal and not defects.