♪ Step inside, slow down a little ♪
♪ Stems still holding the morning dew ♪
♪ Pick the one that feels like you ♪
♪ Take it home, let the room breathe ♪
Bloom where you are
Quick Field Meadow is a small flower studio in Akashi, Hyogo. We make seasonal bouquets, dried wreaths and pressed botanical frames, and we arrange them one order at a time. The flowers that do not fit a catalogue are the ones we like best: a slight lean, a bloom already opening, colours that photograph badly and smell extraordinary.
Small seasonal bouquet¥1,800A hand-tied bunch of seven to nine stems, roughly 35 cm tall when wrapped. This week's version is built…
Medium seasonal bouquet¥3,200Twelve to fifteen stems, roughly 45 cm tall. This week it includes dahlias from a Hyogo grower,…
Large seasonal bouquet¥5,500Twenty or more stems, 55 cm and above. Designed to stand in a floor vase or a wide-mouthed ceramic jug. This…
Autumn dried wreath¥4,800A wreath made over three weeks in the studio from stems dried after the summer harvest. This season's…
Pressed botanical frame¥6,200A single A4 frame containing pressed flowers and leaves arranged in the studio on watercolour paper. The current…
Weekly subscription (4 deliveries)¥6,400Four consecutive weekly deliveries of a small seasonal bunch, sent to your address (delivery area confirmed when you order). The stems change…
Autumn is the season that surprises people most in Japanese floristry. Spring gets more attention, but October and November in Hyogo prefecture produce some of the most interesting stems of the year. Deeper colours, more texture, and a quality of light that makes everything look slightly different from how it photographs.
Read more →Dried flower arrangements have become popular in Japan over the past several years, and with that popularity has come a lot of pre-dried stems sold in craft shops and online. The process of drying flowers properly in a studio is slower and less predictable than buying pre-dried material, but the results are different in ways that are worth understanding.
Read more →Most flowers that die early do not die because they were poor quality. They die because of what happens in the first hour after they get home. A few small habits, done consistently, can add three or four days to almost any seasonal bouquet.
Read more →We arrange to the message you send, so nothing sits in a bucket waiting for a buyer.
The selection changes week to week depending on what is growing. Some weeks it is cosmos and late dahlias; other weeks it is bare branches and dried grasses.
Stems are wrapped in unbleached kraft paper and tied with linen twine. No plastic sleeves, no foam bricks, no filler greenery from a wholesaler.
Answer three questions and we will point you toward the arrangement that fits your situation best.
We make seasonal bouquets, dried wreaths and pressed botanical frames, and we arrange them one order at a time. You write to us, we tell you what is in the studio and what it costs, and nothing is charged until you have confirmed the order.
You can give a colour direction or mention flowers you genuinely dislike, and we will work around that. But the specific stems depend on what is in the studio that day. If you need something very particular. Say, a specific variety for a wedding. Get in touch at least two weeks ahead so we can check with the growers.
Most seasonal bouquets last seven to ten days with a fresh cut every two days and clean water. Dried arrangements last much longer. The wreaths and pressed pieces are made to last much longer. We include a small care card with every fresh arrangement.
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