Field Studies Flora

Field Studies Flora The most amazing things come from the earth. We bring them to your doorstep.

From the archives of National Geographic: an aerial photograph titled “Ponds in Tundra, Canada,” taken by the renowned G...
12/02/2025

From the archives of National Geographic: an aerial photograph titled “Ponds in Tundra, Canada,” taken by the renowned German photographer and geologist Bernhard Edmaier in December 2007.

Daffodils and stages of growth from The Complete Book of Bulbs, a book from our studio shelf that  belonged to Alex’s gr...
11/30/2025

Daffodils and stages of growth from The Complete Book of Bulbs, a book from our studio shelf that belonged to Alex’s grandfather.

Hellebores are bewitching plants, with a mythology that’s wandered through centuries. Our first set of botanical postcar...
11/29/2025

Hellebores are bewitching plants, with a mythology that’s wandered through centuries. Our first set of botanical postcards stays close to them—ten intimate portraits of these unusual flowers, their bowed heads, freckled petals, and in-between colors rendered in detail. Shop the set at fieldstudiesflora.com.

Almost nautical, Kloris No.5 features a bulbous top half that tapers down into a narrow, flared base. Made to order in N...
11/24/2025

Almost nautical, Kloris No.5 features a bulbous top half that tapers down into a narrow, flared base. Made to order in New York by .

Explore the collection in full, including select forms that are ready to ship, online now.

In stock and ready to ship, Kloris No.2 is a goblet-like sibling to Kloris No.1. This tall vessel stands on one steady f...
11/24/2025

In stock and ready to ship, Kloris No.2 is a goblet-like sibling to Kloris No.1. This tall vessel stands on one steady foot, opening up at its top with a wide, almond-shaped mouth. Shown here in stone, though also available to custom order in agate, anthracite, bronze, terrasig, ivy, chestnut, and lapis upon request. Made locally by .

Tulips in situ at  and in study via The Complete Book of Bulbs. This particular copy  belonged to Alex’s grandfather and...
11/23/2025

Tulips in situ at and in study via The Complete Book of Bulbs. This particular copy belonged to Alex’s grandfather and features a scribbled recipe for barbecue sauce in its pages.

Along with our hand-made ornaments, this year we’re offering a postcard set of Hellebores. Unusual beauties, these cleve...
11/22/2025

Along with our hand-made ornaments, this year we’re offering a postcard set of Hellebores. Unusual beauties, these clever flowers push through cold soil and bloom in late winter. From seed, they can take two to four years to flower. Shop the set, available now in blue envelopes of 10 botanical plates photographed by Alex at the studio.

Acknowledging the season soon to end, our autumn essay will celebrate a small plant (not pictured here to maintain the m...
11/21/2025

Acknowledging the season soon to end, our autumn essay will celebrate a small plant (not pictured here to maintain the mystery) with a bewildering history. Subscribe by Sunday, November 23rd to be added to the list.

A kiss of yellow inside of a New York interior designed by  with floral intervention by our studio. Photography by .jess...
11/20/2025

A kiss of yellow inside of a New York interior designed by with floral intervention by our studio. Photography by .jess.laird.

Though Alex Crowder’s hands are often arranging flowers and cracking open seed pods, most days you’re just as likely to ...
11/19/2025

Though Alex Crowder’s hands are often arranging flowers and cracking open seed pods, most days you’re just as likely to find her commuting between meetings in Manhattan and fielding calls from her team of florists leading numerous installations. Read her conversation with Elsa de Berker where she describes an ordinary day, from dawn to dusk in her favorite Sam Snider uniform. Read the full story at samuelsnider.com

For tree branches, doorways, or any place that could use a small wild thing. Our ornaments are hand-made in the studio f...
11/18/2025

For tree branches, doorways, or any place that could use a small wild thing. Our ornaments are hand-made in the studio from what we tend to pocket on walks: lichen, acorns, pinecones, and datura. Shop them all on fieldstudiesflora.com and build a collection. Available in limited quantities.

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