I’ve always loved the way a flower reveals itself as it opens. At first, it’s the color that catches my attention. Then I begin to notice the folds, the delicate edges, and the way light finds its way between the petals.
Dahlia reminds me of that quiet fascination. Rich cobalt blues curl around warm amber and copper, while brilliant greens and touches of pink unfold through the glass. Shimmering details appear between the layers, creating little pockets of color and light that seem to change with every turn.
There’s something beautiful about discovering how much can exist within such a small space. The closer I look, the more I find, and I love that there always seems to be something I haven’t noticed before.
