A richly coloured, U-shaped floral garland fills the frame against a pure white background, the slight cast shadow making the handcrafted texture immediately legible. From each top end a dense, cylindrical cluster of creamy-white fabric blooms establishes a serene opening; these petite, chrysanthemum-like petals are cut and layered to resemble natural flowers while preserving the durability required for ceremonial reuse. Below those white tops, a concentrated band of maroon - a reddish-brown hue with the depth of aged terracotta - provides a thoughtful counterweight, its tightly arranged synthetic petals forming a firm, continuous ribbon. The eye then travels into the longest, most jubilant portion: broad bands of bright yellow that trace the outer lower curve of the U, crafted to look like plush marigold heads and offering a feeling of abundance and celebration. At the nadir of the garland, where both yellow arms meet, a generous, wider cluster of pristine white chrysanthemums creates a deliberate focal point, slightly raised from the surrounding work and highlighted by small dark-green leaf accents that mark colour transitions and lend a neat botanical rhythm. Close inspection reveals careful wiring and stitching along the garland's spine and the faint fabric nap of each petal, testimony to meticulous artisan skill. Intended for traditional uses - temple offerings, Hindu puja ceremonies, wedding decor, or festive displays during Diwali and Holi - this piece reads with culturally resonant symbolism: white for purity, yellow for prosperity, maroon for devotion. It is the sort of handcrafted garland you might see carried into a ceremony at a local Mitcham community hall or draped at a family altar in homes around Mitcham Common and the town centre.
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A ceremonial U-shaped garland photographed against a clean white backdrop, its soft shadow anchoring the composition and revealing the garland's three-dimensional depth. Two symmetrical arms sweep down from the top, each beginning with a dense, cylindrical cuff of creamy white fabric blooms that mimic small chrysanthemums or jasmine clusters; the tiny, layered petals are finely-cut fabric with a matte, tactile look rather than fresh gloss. Below these white tops, each arm moves into a compact band of deep maroon - a reddish-brown tone like oxidised clay - where thousands of miniature synthetic petals are arranged tight and even, giving the curve a warm, grounded weight. The maroon fades into the garland's longest, most exuberant section: a plush, sunshine-yellow span that forms the broad lower sweep of the U, the yellow petals shaped and layered to read at a distance like marigold pom-poms. Where the two yellow arms meet at the bottom, a generous central cluster of pure white, chrysanthemum-like fabric blooms forms a focal star, slightly wider and more voluminous than the rest. Small, dark green leaf-shaped fabric accents are stitched between colour blocks - most notably between yellow and white at the lower join - offering a natural punctuation and visual rest. Under soft studio light the textiles show minute folds and careful wiring at the spine, evidence of meticulous handcrafting designed for ritual use: temple offerings, Hindu puja, weddings, Diwali displays, or as dignified home décor. Though constructed from fabric rather than fresh flowers, the piece reads as abundant and ceremonial, its colours - white for purity, yellow for prosperity, maroon for devotion - still carrying familiar cultural meaning for gatherings across Mitcham and nearby community centres. A richly detailed, U-shaped floral garland appears to hover against a smooth white background, every petal and colour block clearly defined. The top section forms a gentle arch of close-set white flowers, likely small chrysanthemum or jasmine-style blooms, strung so tightly that they create a continuous, cushiony band of soft texture. This snowy halo of petals suggests peace and spiritual purity, echoing the quiet, respectful feel of a farewell or prayer service held in a family home or local hall in Mitcham. Flowing down each side, the garland shifts into deep maroon segments, the petals densely packed to give a velvety, almost fabric-like richness. These darker tones add emotional weight and a sense of age-old ritual, as if honoring long-held traditions brought to life by skilled hands in a neighbourhood near London Road or Mitcham Eastfields. At the base, the curve fills with bright yellow flowers, glowing like soft sunlight, lifting the mood of the design with a gentle message of blessing, gratitude, and continuity. Small flashes of fresh green foliage appear at the points where the colours meet, offering natural contrast and adding rhythm to the arrangement, like punctuation marks guiding the eye around the open oval. Whether created from fresh blooms or lifelike permanent flowers, the uniform fullness and neat craftsmanship convey care and intention. The garland feels suited to a funeral tribute, religious ceremony, or welcoming ritual, a piece that quietly combines white, maroon, yellow, and green into a symbol of respect, remembrance, and enduring love for the Mitcham community.

GARLAND TRIBUTE£70.00

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Honour a loved one with our Garland Tribute, thoughtfully designed for Hindu and Sikh funeral ceremonies. Handcrafted in Mitcham by Florist Mitcham, this traditional floral garland is made using fresh chrysanthemums, arranged to create a respectful and elegant tribute. Each garland can be made to order in your chosen colours, allowing you to reflect personal taste, religious customs or family preferences.

Measuring approximately 110 cm (43 inches), this chrysanthemum garland is ideal for placing around photographs, religious statues, or for use during temple and home ceremonies. Our skilled florists carefully select each bloom to ensure a full, balanced and vibrant finish, while maintaining a serene and dignified look.

Because some flowers are seasonal, we may substitute blooms when necessary. Any substitutions will always be of similar colour, size and superior quality, ensuring your tribute maintains the same thoughtful style and value. With reliable, local delivery from our Mitcham flower shop, you can trust Florist Mitcham to create a meaningful garland tribute for your farewell ceremony. Order online or contact us to discuss specific colour requests or cultural requirements.
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