Porcelain flowers

This might be the coolest thing you see all day!

Porcelain Flowers — Syra Gomez

Ceramic wall and ceiling sculptures in flower forms. Inspired by the natural world, every petal made by hand. This is a sample of the variety available.

Create faux porcelain flowers

Ceramic wall and ceiling sculptures in flower forms. Inspired by the natural world, every petal made by hand. This is a sample of the variety available.

When you look at these beautiful flower bouquets, it’s hard to believe that these flowers are not real, but made of porcelain. Ukrainian artist Olesya Galushcenko, who lives in Odessa, creates porcelain flowers by hand, carefully sculpting and molding to make them look as realistic as possible.

Have a few tools gathered such as a dowel, knitting needles or skewer, water and small brush, clay and rolling pin, cookie cutters or other cutters, a hair dryer is nice but not essential. Roll out your clay about 1/8" thick and cut with a fondant cutter, cookie cutter or pattern of your own. Pinch and smooth the edges of your petals so they are nice and tapered. cover with plastic so they don't dry out while you make the flower center. cut a long rectangle of clay and make it like fringe…

I was totally inspired by the post from Virginia B. (here on Hometalk) on flower dipping! This technique is so beautiful and can be done to practically anything…

Create faux porcelain flowers with this easy technique using Dollar Store silk flowers.They're a beautiful touch added to simple canister, ou'll want to put them on everything!. #diyhomedecor #diy #crafts #flowers #plasterofparis #valentines

Sculptor Vladimir Kanevsky’s sculptures of porcelain flowers and botanicals have landed him in the collections of countless tastemakers.