Preserved flowers also called freeze-dried flowers.The most natural method preservation of roses is freeze-drying. With this special treatment, it's possible to keep the product in the original shape, cell structure, and color. That's why a long-lasting life is possible. Freeze-drying is the most natural saving method.

How To Protect Preserved Flower: Freeze-drying is a technique that withdraws liquid from the flower. This is a complicated process that demands craftsmanship. This all happens in a special machine. Before the process begins the roses are being cut under the head and put in the machine with two rooms. In there the roses will be frozen till -40 degrees. By the work of a vacuum pump begins the drying process. The condensation room (-50 degrees) is colder than the model room. Under a deep vacuum comes steam out of the roses and this is going to be replaced by ice crystal. Those ice crystals make a level of ice in the condensation room. The ice will be removed by defrosting. After this process the roses are ready. The whole process takes 14 days.

-Avoid direct sunlight and humidity. Because the color fade easily

-No water your preserved flowers.

-Do not place in direct contact with fine fabrics and furnishings. Colors may bleed.

-Preserved flowers are very fragile. Try not to touch them.

-Dust off by blowing with a hairdryer on the lowest heat setting or use a soft brush to gently brush off the dust.