Frida Feeling GmbH

Decorative Felt Flowers

Germany , Rödermark

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Decorative Felt Flowers

Most of us love the little colourful flowers that add a touch of colour to even the greyest rainy day and bring a smile to our faces.

Unlike cut flowers, however, our felt flowers do not wilt, do not need water and are very durable. This means that different bouquets can be created from the various flowers, or individual branches can be used on their own, allowing them to be adapted flexibly to seasonal trends or used as everyday decorations.

Handmade from pure new wool under fair trade conditions (a wire is felted into the style), these easy-care flowers are a real alternative to conventional cut flowers in the home.

All our felt products come from Nepal, where felt has a long tradition of production. As each piece is handmade, irregularities are a characteristic feature of the production process. The base material is 100% virgin wool from New Zealand, where mulesing, which is extremely painful for the animals, is prohibited.

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