Enchanted Forest Wood Suncatcher - Real Dried Flowers and Mushrooms

$37.00

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These Enchanged Forest Wood Suncatchers bring the outdoors into your living space. A rustic wood slice forms the backdrop for this captivating piece, where the timeless beauty of real dried mushrooms and delicate dried flowers are preserved in Epoxy Resin.

Adorned with charms, this Enchanted Forest Wood Suncatchers can be hung from your window to catch the sun's rays or displayed on your wall, adding a touch of organic elegance to any setting.

These Enchanged Forest Wood Suncatchers not only captures the essence of nature but invites it to become a part of your daily life, reminding you of the simple yet profound beauty that surrounds us.

Wood Rounds are approx 3-3.5"

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If an item arrives damaged, I will create and send a replacement. If a customer is not fully satisfied, I handle cases individually to find the best solution.

About Dragonfly Treasures

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Est. 2020 in Cold Lake, Alberta.

Inspired by Nature, Crafted with Love. I create Handmade Resin Art & Jewelry using flowers, botanicals, and natural elements, preserving their beauty forever. Each piece is one-of-a-kind, connecting you to nature in a timeless way.

It all started with a Sunflower and a Dragonfly—two fleeting moments of Nature’s beauty that I wished I could hold onto forever. Watching the petals fade and the dragonfly disappear with the seasons, I felt a deep desire to preserve these small, magical pieces of nature in a way that would never fade.

That’s when I discovered Epoxy Resin—a medium that allowed me to capture real flowers, botanicals, and natural elements, freezing them in time while keeping their delicate beauty intact. What started as a personal passion soon grew into something bigger—a way to share this love for Nature’s fleeting wonders with others.

Today, my Handmade Resin Jewelry and Art allow people to hold a piece of Nature with them, to celebrate the changing seasons, and to cherish the beauty that would otherwise fade.

Every piece tells a story—just like that Sunflower and Dragonfly that started it all.