Camillas in Decanters Trio is a quiet tribute to a kind of beauty that’s earned over time—blooms cultivated year after year, then gathered and brought indoors with care. The camellias here are inspired by the artist’s mother’s garden: bushes and trees tended across seasons, fertilized in spring, and relied on in winter for their generous color. Set into simple decanters, the flowers feel both arranged and naturally fallen into place—like a familiar ritual repeated in a loving home.
Hand-finished brushwork keeps the petals soft and living, with pale ground and open space that lets each blossom breathe. The trio becomes a small portrait of memory: a lifelong garden distilled into a few stems, a table-side stillness, and the tenderness of what’s been lost. It holds that specific yearning—to return not just to a place, but to the feeling of being surrounded by something lovingly cared for.
