Preserved flowers are fresh flowers processed through craftsmanship, with the aim of extending their lifespan. Their appearance is no different from fresh flowers, and their touch is as soft and moist as fresh flowers. Although they generally do not wither, better preservation methods can effectively extend the display time of preserved flowers and prevent their appearance from deteriorating.

Compared to fresh flowers that only last for 2 weeks, preserved flowers, with proper preservation methods, can last for up to 5 years.

Preserved flowers, when stored properly, can last up to 5 years, offering a longer display time compared to fresh flowers, which only last for 2 weeks.

Stored in a glass jar: 3-5 years
Direct contact (bouquet/vase): 1-2 years

① Avoid placing in a humid environment (e.g., near bathrooms/kitchens)
② Avoid direct exposure to fans or air conditioning, which can cause drying
③ Avoid direct sunlight to prevent discoloration
④ When dusting, gently sweep away dust with a soft brush
⑤ Darker colored flowers last longer