Green roses with spiral petals form the backbone of the composition, anchored by two large red blooms at opposite ends. Smaller red buds dot the spaces between them, while twisted white vine structures weave through the whole thing. Black thorn spikes push outward from the edges, creating a visual tension that keeps the soft petals from feeling entirely sweet.
The tactile surface invites your fingers across the smooth spiraled petals before hitting the rougher thorn edges. The green, red, white, and black palette works because each color belongs to a specific form, not just scattered across the whole. Visitors pick it up and turn it around, finding new details with every rotation.
What strikes first is the large red rose at the crown, its tightly spiraled center petals unfurling outward into layered form. That is where your eye lands before it travels out to the thorns.












