Everything in my shop is made to order.
Nothing exists as a physical object until someone chooses it — no back room full of boxes, no guessing how many mugs to make in advance.
When you order a piece, it’s created specifically for you and sent your way. Nothing sits idle, nothing gets made just in case.
It’s a practical choice as much as an environmental one. Botanical art, more than most subjects, feels like it should come with some respect for the natural world it celebrates.
There’s a small trade-off: made-to-order usually means a little longer wait — a fair exchange, I think, for something made just for you, with far less waste behind it.
