Let Yourself Bloom 🌸 Discover the Language of Flowers

An ode to slowing down, meaningful symbols, and the secret messages in every petal.

There’s something quietly powerful about flowers. The way they soften a space, mark a moment, or express a feeling without needing to speak a single word. I love words—but there’s a kind of unspoken magic in symbolism. And flowers have been carrying messages for centuries.

In the Victorian era, when Floriography—the language of flowers—flourished, flowers became a way to say what couldn’t be said aloud. Whether because of class, gender, or the social rules of the time, people didn’t always have the freedom to speak their truth. So they turned to flowers. A secret bouquet could whisper of love, loyalty, remembrance, or rebellion.

That quiet, coded beauty is one of the things that inspired the Bloom Collection. But we’re not hiding anymore. We’re in full bloom now—owning our stories, claiming our space, and letting ourselves be seen. Just like the brightest flower in the garden, we're here to grow loudly, unapologetically.

Each piece in the collection is rooted in a birth flower, with blooms chosen from both traditional and modern interpretations for every month. It’s a beautiful way to mark your birth or someone else’s—but that’s just the beginning. Because like nature itself, meaning shifts and moves with us. Sometimes it’s not the flower assigned to you that feels right—it’s the one that mirrors your season, your growth, your truth.

That’s what I love most about Floriography: every bloom holds a message, and you get to decide what it means. This collection isn’t about sticking to the “right” flower—it’s about choosing the one that speaks to you. The one that reminds you of who you are, or who you’re becoming.

I believe in blooming in your own time. Moving with your own rhythm. And letting symbols be a kind of language for what you’re still learning to say. Whether you’re marking a birthday, honouring someone you love, or choosing a little talisman to carry you through a new chapter—this is your bouquet.

What is my Birth Flower?

Here’s a guide to the birth flowers by month. A starting point. A little symbolic nudge. But always, always: wear what speaks to you.

🌸 January – Carnation

Meaning: Love & Luck
A symbol of affection and heartfelt care. Carnations have been cherished for centuries — wear this bloom as a gentle reminder of love and kindness.

💜 February – Violet

Meaning: Faith & Loyalty
Small but mighty, the violet symbolises quiet strength, belief in yourself, and faith in others — perfect for those who lead with heart.

🌱 March – Daffodil

Meaning: Hope & New Beginnings
The first sign of spring. Daffodils represent optimism, renewal, and the kind of warmth that makes you want to start fresh.

🌼 April – Daisy

Meaning: Joy & Innocence
Pure, joyful and full of light. Daisies are made of two flowers in one, symbolising harmony and true love — the perfect match.

🌿 May – Hawthorn

Meaning: Positivity & Balance
Delicate but strong. The Hawthorn bloom encourages us to find happiness in everyday moments and to trust the balance of life.

🌹 June – Rose

Meaning: Beauty & Devotion
Classic for a reason. The rose is a timeless symbol of love, yes — but also of resilience, self-worth, and soft strength.

🪷 July – Lotus

Meaning: Strength & Rebirth
Growing from mud into beauty, the lotus is the ultimate symbol of transformation and rising through challenges with grace.

❤️ August – Poppy

Meaning: Bravery & Imagination
Vivid and bold, the poppy calls in courage, creative fire, and the bravery to dream big and live brightly.

🪻 September – Morning Glory

Meaning: Wisdom & Resilience
These blooms open with the sun and fade by dusk — a daily lesson in living with intention and finding beauty in the present.

🌞 October – Marigold

Meaning: Creativity & Passion
With petals like sunshine, marigolds represent fierce creativity, warmth, and the power of shining bright even when things feel dark.

🍂 November – Chrysanthemum

Meaning: Honesty & Loyalty
The late bloomer. Mums remind us that beauty can thrive in any season, and that loyalty and truth are always in style.

🌺 December – Poinsettia

Meaning: Success & Joy
More than a festive favourite, the poinsettia symbolises joy, good fortune, and the glow of sharing your light with others.

Each piece in the Bloom Collection is lovingly hand-stamped in my workshop and made to order using traditional tools and slow-made techniques to create something meaningful and lasting. No mass production here — just heartfelt pieces with personal stories.

👉 Explore the Bloom Collection here

(PS: It's 20% off for my birthday week, 5–11 May! But if you're reading this later, the blooms are still flowering — you might just have missed the offer.)