Displayed against a pure white surface, this U-shaped garland reads as a studied composition of texture and traditional symbolism, its silhouette defined by a soft shadow that speaks to its three-dimensional build. Starting at each upper end, dense cylinders of small, white chrysanthemum-esque blooms form a plush, pristine top; beneath them, bands of deep maroon or reddish-brown provide a warm, dignified contrast before yielding to a broad, exuberant field of yellow petals that form the graceful lower arcs. At the garland's nadir, the two yellow spans meet in a generous, central cluster of white flowers that becomes the visual and ritual focal point. Small dark-green leaf-like accents are positioned as gentle dividers between some sections, especially where yellow segues back to white, lending a hint of organic punctuation to the otherwise saturated palette. The craftsmanship is apparent in the way thousands of fabric petals are layered and secured to create a uniform, plush surface that catches light with soft highlights along petal edges. This artificial mala is clearly intended for ceremonial durability - appropriate for temple offerings, bridal adornment, pooja ceremonies, or festival decorations during Diwali and Holi. Speaking as a local florist in Mottingham, I would note how well the colour sequence - white for purity, yellow for prosperity, maroon for devotion - reads in both bright community halls and more intimate home shrines around Mottingham Lane and near Mottingham Station, offering a durable, respectful alternative where fresh flowers might not be practical.
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Against a clean white backdrop, a U-shaped ceremonial garland unfurls like a carefully stitched embrace, its form softened by a faint shadow that reveals the depth and density of the work. Each arm begins with a plush cylinder of pure white, chrysanthemum-like blooms - tiny, closely packed petals that read as airy and serene yet substantial to the touch. Those white sections give way to a rich, maroon-reddish band of similarly compact flowers, their deep hue grounding the composition with an earthy warmth. The longest, most generous portion of each arm is a bright, sunlit yellow - a marigold-like cascade of synthetic petals that feels cheery, textural, and full-bodied, curving gently to define the U. At the low point where the two yellow arcs meet, a wider cluster of immaculate white flowers forms a focal knot, visually balancing the piece and echoing the white at the top. Small, dark green leaf-like accents are sparingly placed between color shifts, most noticeably between yellow and white at the base, offering a natural counterpoint to the saturated tones. The fabric petals catch soft studio light, their layered edges creating tiny highlights and shadow lines that suggest thousands of carefully arranged elements. This is clearly a durable, artificial mala intended for ritual and celebration - suitable for puja, temple offerings, weddings, or Diwali displays - and it carries the quiet dignity of objects offered in devotion. As a local Mottingham craftsperson might note, the workmanship is meticulous: every cluster positioned for balance, each colour band chosen for meaning and visibility in both indoor shrines and festival halls around Eltham and New Eltham. An open oval garland, designed as a traditional funeral and ceremonial tribute, is shown floating against a clean white background, its colours unfolding in a calm, deliberate sequence. The garland starts with a crown of pure white blossoms along the upper arc-tiny, tightly clustered flowers that resemble delicate chrysanthemums or jasmine-creating a soft, cloud-like band associated with purity, blessing, and peaceful departure. As your eye travels down either side, the white gradually deepens into broad segments of maroon-red, the petals arranged densely for a plush, velvety texture that carries a sense of gravity and devotion. These richer tones feel particularly fitting for remembrance services and religious observances held around Mottingham's churches and community halls, where families gather to share stories and prayers. Along the lower curve, the garland brightens into a sweep of vivid yellow blooms, their round, open faces suggesting warmth, gratitude, and the light of cherished memories that remain. Scattered through the design are carefully placed tufts of green foliage, acting as breathing spaces between the colour blocks, especially where the white meets maroon and where yellow is softened with small white and green accents. The overall structure is full and consistent from top to bottom, hinting at the patient, practiced work of a skilled florist who understands both tradition and local customs. This garland could be crafted from very fresh flowers or from lifelike artificial blooms, but in either case it is clearly intended for meaningful rituals-for draping around a framed photograph, adorning a shrine, or offering at a final farewell in Mottingham-expressing honour, respect, and a quiet, enduring love.

GARLAND TRIBUTE£70.00

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Honour your loved one with our Garland Tribute, thoughtfully designed for Hindu and Sikh funeral ceremonies. Handcrafted in Mottingham by Florist Mottingham, this vibrant floral garland features fresh chrysanthemums in a beautiful mix of colours. Each tribute is made to order, allowing you to choose your preferred colour palette for a truly personal and respectful farewell.

Measuring approximately 110cm (43 inches) in length, this garland is ideal for religious rituals, temple offerings and traditional funeral customs. Our skilled florists carefully select each bloom to ensure a premium finish, creating a meaningful tribute that reflects love, respect and devotion.

As some flowers are seasonal, we may occasionally substitute blooms with equal or superior quality alternatives of similar colour and style, ensuring your arrangement always looks full, fresh and elegant.

Available for local delivery from our Mottingham florist, this garland tribute offers a reliable, premium choice for families seeking a traditional Indian or Sikh floral tribute. Order online today from Florist Mottingham for a beautifully crafted ceremonial garland with professional, caring service.
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