Ceramic Flowers · Dome keepsake
Grains of Gold · Osmanthus Keepsake
Sweet success
$7Single bloom
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Total$7
Selected: Single bloom · Golden · 7.8 cm · Qty × 1
Ships across Asia via SF Express · shipping $5.56–$31.94 by country and weight · packed for porcelain
Dispatched within 2 business days · import duties included, nothing to pay on delivery
Damaged in transit? Replaced or refunded in full.
Dozens of tiny blossoms clustered under glass — autumn's sweetest corner, kept.
- Material
- Hand-pinched porcelain · gypsum base
- Size
- Three sizes: 7.8 / 8.7 / 9.8 cm
- Shipping
- Ships from the workshop · across Asia
- Care
- Dust with a soft brush; drip essential oil straight onto the petals
Keeper's Notes
The story of Grains of Gold
Osmanthus's old Chinese name means 'grains of gold.' To pluck its branch, in the classical phrase, was to pass the imperial examination — two thousand years later it still means making it.
Each rice-grain blossom is pinched by hand, dozens of them clustered into one golden head and set under glass. The sweetest week of autumn ends; this corner of it does not.
Flower language · Sweet success
Moments it was made for
- Exam results dayFor the day the good news lands. The golden branch has meant success for two millennia.
- A promotion giftOutlasts cake, outstays bouquets. Gold sits well on an office desk.
- The osmanthus personSome people stop mid-street at this scent. Give them an autumn that doesn't end.
