A richly coloured, U-shaped ceremonial garland - traditionally called a mala - rests against a pure white background, its faint shadow emphasizing the three-dimensional craftsmanship. The piece is constructed from thousands of small fabric petals, hand-stitched into compact clusters that create a lush, tactile surface. Starting at the top of each arm, there is a dense, cylindrical band of creamy white blooms, finely textured and slightly fluffy in appearance, evoking small chrysanthemums or jasmine-like pom-poms. This white section transitions smoothly into a deep maroon or reddish-brown band whose darker tone provides an elegant contrast and a sense of reverent warmth. The composition then unfurls into a long, radiant sweep of sunny yellow - the most dominant visual element - made from tightly packed petals that give the garland a plush, abundant curve. At the lowest point, where the yellow arcs meet, a prominent cluster of pristine white chrysanthemum-like flowers creates a strong focal centre, with small dark-green leaf-like accents placed between colour changes to offer natural separation. The overall texture is soft but substantial; the synthetic petals hold their shape and colour, intended for ceremonial resilience. Crafted with local knowledge of ceremonial customs, this style of garland is commonly used in Hindu puja, temple offerings, weddings and festivals such as Diwali or Holi. Locally, you might see similar malas at community events around Stoke Newington's Church Street or at offerings near Clissold Park - a cultural staple carefully prepared by artisans including Stoke Newington Florist, attentive to both tradition and finish.
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A gentle U-shaped ceremonial garland of artificial flowers is pictured against a pure white backdrop, its soft shadow lending a delicate sense of depth. The design reads like a measured poem in colour: each arm begins with a compact, cylindrical band of creamy white blooms, their tiny, tightly packed petals recalling small chrysanthemums or jasmine pom-poms and giving the surface a fluffy, tactile quality. Those white crowns melt into a dense, maroon to reddish-brown band that sits like a warm, earthen stitch along the upper curve. Below that, the longest sweep of the garland is a plush ribbon of bright, sunshine yellow, formed from thousands of fabric petals arranged so closely they appear almost textile-like - full, buoyant and cheerful. At the very bottom centre where the two yellow arms meet, a larger cluster of pure white chrysanthemum-like flowers forms a bold focal knot, balanced by small dark-green leaf accents that punctuate the transitions between colour blocks. The materials - finely woven fabric petals and stitched cores - catch the light in a soft, matte way, suggesting the careful handiwork of a seasoned floral artisan. Emotionally the piece reads as both welcoming and reverent: white for purity, yellow for prosperity, maroon for devotion - colours traditionally chosen for Hindu puja, temple offerings, weddings or festival displays such as Diwali. For residents around Stoke Newington - near Church Street market stalls or the quiet paths of Clissold Park - this garland would serve as an enduring ceremonial adornment, practical for repeated use and rich with cultural meaning, its crafted texture inviting memory and respectful display. An elegant, U-shaped funeral garland is pictured against a pure white background, the simplicity of the setting drawing all attention to its carefully balanced colours and textures. Along the top arc, tightly clustered white blooms form a continuous band, their small, rounded petals giving the impression of a soft, foamy edge, like a veil of calm above the rest of the design. These whites gradually give way along both sides to broad vertical sections of deep maroon and earthy red-brown flowers, each petal snugly packed so the surface looks rich and velvety, carrying a sense of depth, devotion, and solemn honour. Curving around the base, a bright ring of yellow flowers lifts the tone of the garland, their cheerful hue still held within the formal, dense structure, suggesting comfort, shared stories, and quiet hope even in grief. Fine sprigs of clear green foliage appear at key junctions-where white meets maroon, where maroon yields to yellow-creating delicate visual pauses and reminding the viewer of living nature within the ceremonial pattern. The overall craftsmanship is meticulous, giving the impression of a garland that would rest with gentle weight when laid across a coffin, hung around a framed portrait, or placed at a memorial site. With its restrained yet meaningful palette, this design feels well suited to the reflective character of Stoke Newington, perhaps accompanying a farewell near the leafy edges of Clissold Park or in a small chapel off Church Street, where families gather to say goodbye with something that feels both traditional and deeply heartfelt.

GARLAND TRIBUTE£70.00

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Honor their memory with our elegant Garland Tribute, thoughtfully designed for Hindu and Sikh funeral ceremonies. Handcrafted in Stoke Newington by our expert florists, this colourful floral garland features premium chrysanthemums arranged in a traditional style to create a respectful and heartfelt tribute. Choose from a wide range of colours to personalise the design in line with cultural preferences or family wishes, ensuring a meaningful and dignified farewell.

Approximately 110cm (43 inches) in length, this garland is ideal for religious services, temple offerings, and ceremonial use. Each piece is made to order using fresh, high-quality blooms sourced daily for maximum vibrancy and longevity. If certain flowers are out of season, we carefully substitute with similar stems of equal or superior quality, so the overall look and sentiment remain beautifully intact.

Available from Stoke Newington Florist, we pride ourselves on friendly, reliable service and premium craftsmanship. Whether you're planning a traditional Hindu or Sikh funeral, our Garland Tribute offers a tasteful way to express respect, love, and remembrance. Order online at stokenewingtonflorist.co.uk for professional, compassionate service and timely local delivery.
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