Sola Wood Origins

Sola wood comes from the tapioca plant — a soft, ivory-white material that has been used by artisans for generations. Cut into thin sheets and soaked until pliable, it transforms under skilled hands into petals so delicate, so lifelike, that people often reach out to touch them just to be sure.

Why Sola Wood?

Once shaped, each flower is painted using non-toxic dyes that sink deep into the wood grain, giving the blooms a soft, natural finish that catches light the way real flowers do. We can match any colour — a dusty mauve, a blush champagne, a deep burgundy — because the wood absorbs each shade as if it were always meant to be that way.

What sets sola wood apart is not just how it looks. It is what it means to hold something made entirely by hand, from a natural material, that will never wilt, never fade, and never have to be thrown away.