Set against a pure white surface and photographed in even, diffused light, this U-shaped garland reads as a traditional mala made from artificial blooms, thoughtfully constructed for visual impact and ceremonial longevity. The top of each arm begins with a dense, cylindrical cluster of pristine white fabric petals-light, feathery and suggestive of small chrysanthemum heads-followed immediately by an intricately arranged section of deep maroon or reddish-brown that lends a contemplative, earthy warmth. Flowing from there the garland opens into a long, exuberant band of bright yellow, its plush, marigold-like texture forming the sweeping curve that defines the piece. At the bottom centre, where the two yellow arms meet, a lavish clump of white blossoms creates a focal knot, subtly framed by tiny dark green leaf-like accents that serve as visual separators between colour fields. The workmanship is evident in the rhythm of petals and the way light skims the fabric surfaces, casting soft shadows between clusters and revealing the care of each layer. This is the sort of handcrafted object commonly used in Hindu puja, temple offerings, and Indian weddings or festivals such as Diwali and Holi, where white traditionally signifies purity, yellow prosperity, and maroon devotion. Although made of synthetic materials, the garland carries a ceremonial dignity-substantial yet gentle in weight-suitable for draping over an altar or gifting as an emblem of respect. A Teddington home or community centre by the River Thames, near Ferry Road or the lock, would find its colours both familiar and uplifting during local celebrations.
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A U-shaped ceremonial garland photographed against a clean white studio background, the piece casting a soft, reassuring shadow that gives the construction gentle depth. The garland is clearly artificial-each blossom is formed from thousands of tiny fabric petals, densely clustered into plush, pom-pom-like segments that read as small chrysanthemums and marigold echoes to the eye. From each top end a short cylinder of pure, snowy white petals begins the composition; these airy white clusters have a fine, feathery texture that suggests purity and calm. Below them the design moves into a rich maroon or reddish-brown band, its closely packed florets creating a warm, earth-toned contrast that anchors the upper curves of the 'U'. The longest sweep of each arm is a joyous, saturated yellow-bright, sunshine-hued blooms arranged so thickly they form a continuous, voluminous curve that carries the eye down to the centre. Where the arms meet at the bottom a generous cluster of white chrysanthemum-like fabric blooms forms a focal knot, accented with small dark green leaf-like elements that punctuate the colour changes and simulate natural breaks in foliage. The texture suggests a substantial, tactile piece-soft to the touch yet robust in construction-with only the faint, neutral scent of fabric rather than fresh blossom. Traditionally used as a mala for Hindu puja, temple offerings, weddings or festivals such as Diwali and Holi, the colour story-white for purity, yellow for prosperity, maroon for devotion-keeps its cultural resonance. As a Teddington florist would note, it reads as both ritual object and decorative heirloom, ready to be placed on an altar, draped over a ceremonial statue, or hung as a respectful, celebratory accent in a local home or temple setting. An open oval garland, crafted with careful precision, is pictured as if floating against a bright white background, its U-shaped form clearly defined by three main bands of colour. Across the top, a thick layer of small white flowers-like tiny chrysanthemums or jasmine-style florets-has been threaded so densely that the surface appears soft and pillowy, evoking purity, peace, and a sense of gentle protection. From this cloud-like arch, the garland falls down both sides in rich maroon and reddish-brown sections, where the petals are pressed closely together, creating a deep, velvety texture that feels serious and reverent, much like the quiet atmosphere that surrounds a funeral service in Teddington. Along the bottom curve, the design brightens into a lively band of yellow blooms, still tightly packed but radiating a soft, comforting warmth, reminiscent of sunlit strolls near Teddington Lock and the surrounding leafy streets. Subtle accents of vibrant green foliage are added where each colour block meets-white into maroon, yellow into touches of white and green-bringing a hint of natural spontaneity to an otherwise very structured design. The even thickness and generous volume of each section reveal the experienced hand of a local florist, attentive to balance and symbolism. Resembling a traditional mala or phool mala, this garland would feel at home in spiritual rituals, farewell ceremonies, or memorial gatherings across Teddington, where families seek floral tributes that combine cultural significance with a sincere, visual expression of remembrance and blessing.

GARLAND TRIBUTE£70.00

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Celebrate life and honour tradition with our Garland Tribute, thoughtfully designed for Hindu and Sikh funeral ceremonies. Handcrafted in Teddington by Florist Teddington, this colourful garland features fresh chrysanthemums arranged with care and respect. Each tribute is made to order, allowing you to choose any colour combination that reflects your loved one's personality, faith or family preferences.

Measuring approximately 110 cm (43 inches) in length, this floral garland creates an elegant and dignified display for religious services, cremations and memorials. Our skilled florists use only premium-quality blooms, ensuring a full, vibrant garland that looks beautiful throughout the ceremony.

We offer a considerate substitution policy: when certain flowers are out of season, we will replace them with blooms of similar size, colour and equal or higher value, so your tribute always looks its best. Same-day or next-day delivery in and around Teddington is often available, making it easier to arrange funeral flowers at short notice.

Choose the Hindu & Sikh Funeral Garland Tribute from Florist Teddington for a respectful, traditional and beautifully crafted floral tribute. Order online or contact us to discuss bespoke colour options.
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