Soap Flowers Set of 9, Lavender Roses

These soap flowers bring a small piece of theatre to the bath: rose-shaped petals in lavender and deep purple tones, arranged like a miniature bouquet, then made to soften and dissolve in warm water. They are bath soap flowers for moments when you want the beauty of flowers and the pleasure of a scented soak in the same gesture.

Petal-shaped soap, made for the bath

• The roses have layered, curled petals, giving the box the look of a floral arrangement before it is used.
• Lavender, lilac and deep plum shades sit together beautifully, soft enough for a bathroom shelf and striking enough for gifting.
• In warm bath water, the flowers dissolve into colour and fragrance, turning a simple soak into a gentler ritual.
• The clear box lets the rose shapes stay visible, with a lilac ribbon adding a gift-ready finish.
• They suit a romantic bath, a guest bathroom, wedding favours, or a small treat kept beside the tub.

How to use the roses

Add one or two roses to warm bath water and let them dissolve. For a lighter touch, pull away a few petals and scatter them into the bath instead.

Individual petals can also be used as small guest soaps at a basin. Keep the remaining flowers dry until you are ready to use them.

Lavender tones and fresh fragrance

The palette is all soft purple contrast: pale lavender roses beside deeper, almost wine-toned blooms. The scent is described as fresh, designed to be noticed as the petals meet the water without needing a separate bath oil or bath bomb.

Roses as a bathing ritual

Roses have long carried associations of affection, beauty and tenderness in European flower symbolism, which is why rose-shaped bath pieces feel so natural as gifts. Soap flowers add a different kind of pleasure: they look decorative at first, then become part of the bath itself. There is something quietly satisfying about using the thing that looks too pretty to use, letting the shape disappear into colour, scent and warm water.

Set details

This is a set of nine rose-shaped soap flowers in a clear presentation box with a lilac ribbon. Made in China.

A thoughtful little ceremony to give

A lovely choice for someone who enjoys baths, pretty guest soaps, or small rituals at the end of the day. The floral look makes it feel special before it is opened, while the soap format means it is meant to be enjoyed, not saved forever.

Common questions

Can I use just the petals instead of a whole rose?
Yes. You can separate a few petals and use them in the bath, or place individual petals by a basin as guest soaps.

Should the flowers be kept in the bathroom?
They can be kept in the bathroom if they stay dry. Store them away from splashes and steam so the petals keep their shape until use.