Soap Flowers Bouquet, Medium Orange Wicker Basket

• The bouquet brings colour first: peachy roses, pale cream flowers, bright yellow accents and soft green leaves arranged in a natural wicker basket.
• Each soap flower can be taken apart, so the display slowly becomes a small bathing ritual rather than a decoration left untouched.
• Drop one or two roses into warm bath water and watch the petals soften and dissolve.
• Individual petals can also be placed by the sink as a pretty guest soap.
• The scent is part of the pleasure, gentle enough for a bathroom setting and fresh as the flowers melt into the water.

For a bath, add one or two soap roses to warm water and let them dissolve. For hand washing, peel away a few petals and place them beside the basin, ready to use with water.

Keep the bouquet dry until you are ready to use it. Store it away from splashes, steam and standing water so the petals keep their shape for longer.

The arrangement is set in a light wicker basket with an arched handle. The flowers are warm and soft in tone, with orange and peach roses balanced by cream, white and yellow blooms. It feels cheerful without being loud, especially in a bathroom, guest room or dressing area.

Soap flowers have a quiet theatre to them. They borrow the language of a bouquet, then invite you to use the beauty rather than preserve it. Roses are often associated with affection and appreciation, which makes this style of bath flower especially suited to gifting. There is something lovely about the moment a shaped petal gives way in warm water: a decorative object becoming scent, colour and softness in the bath.

The bouquet weighs 501 g. It is presented in a wicker basket and made in China.

This suits someone who loves baths, pretty bathroom details or gifts with a little ritual built in. It is a gentle choice for birthdays, thank-you presents, housewarmings or a small moment of care for someone who rarely buys that kind of thing for themselves.