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‘Fairy’s Dress’ creates fairy gowns out of garden flowers and leaves including pansies, morning glories, roses, carnations, double cherry blossoms, and more.
“I have been gardening for around 14 years since I was a youngster, and over time I have progressively grown the number of plants,” Momotsuki, a 20-year-old Japanese artist, told this website. I’ve always adored the fantasy world, and when I discovered the existence of fairies, I said to myself, “this gets me emotional for some reason.” That’s when she decided to mix her love of nature with her interest in fantasy to create something truly unique.
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These lovely red roses are brightly colored and may be seen in many Japanese flower gardens. Roses have a universal romantic connotation and can be given as a token of love to your significant other.
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The Japanese apricot tree’s flowers are fragrant and smell like sweet honey. They are delicious and bonsai-friendly, making them ideal for houseplants. When completely ripe, the bloom buds are dark pink but fade to light pink.
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These outfits are significantly superior to those shown at fashion weeks. At the very least, they can be worn without making the wearer appear insane. These are, of course, for fairies.
Hydrangeas are a lovely way to express your appreciation to someone who has recently done you a favor or simply because. This flower is noted for changing color depending on soil acidity, however, it is most commonly found as indigo blue.
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This flower is known as sakurasou because it resembles a sakura, a blossoming cherry tree. The blossom also resembles a pink daisy. The flower has a long history in Japan, dating back to the Edo era.
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Lavender is a purple flower with a white border. The blossom itself features petals that create an almost perfect circle, giving the flower a distinct charm. It commonly grows in the form of a vine around pipes and fences.
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This Japanese sunflower resembles other varieties of sunflowers. Himawaris are typically grown in enormous fields, creating the impression of a vast golden sea. Many people attend a sunflower festival (Himawari Matsuri) to enjoy the beauty of these sunflowers.
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