Aura Bouquet

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Bouquet Aura is one hundred and one roses in a single ensemble. A dense, almost sculptural form: the buds are gathered so closely together that they form a continuous floral canvas. The petals create a deep, rich volume, and the composition itself looks monumental and ceremonial. The roses are selected in a unified rhythm, so the bouquet is perceived as a whole work rather than a collection of individual stems.

Such a number of flowers makes Aura a standalone accent—it doesn't need to be supplemented or diluted. It is appropriate to present at a wedding or anniversary when you want to express feelings without unnecessary words. The bouquet looks equally good in hands and in a tall vase in the center of the room, setting the mood for the entire space.

To help cut roses keep their shape longer, trim the stems at a sharp angle and change the water every two days, rinsing the vase. Keep the bouquet away from direct sunlight and drafts.