Seen from the front on a clean white backdrop, this traditional U-shaped mala is a study in colour and craft. The design begins at each upper end with dense, cylindrical clusters of creamy white, chrysanthemum-like artificial flowers; these sections feel plush and refined, suggesting purity and calm. Below each white cap, a band of deep maroon or reddish-brown fabric blooms provides a rich counterpoint, their compact arrangement adding visual weight along the upper curve. The dominant and longest portions of the garland are composed of bright yellow flowers-carefully fashioned to resemble marigolds or small dahlias-forming a broad, cheerful sweep that captures the eye and carries the piece down to its central junction. There, where the two yellow arms meet, a substantial, wider grouping of white flowers becomes the compositional anchor, while tiny dark green leaf-like accents mark several of the colour transitions and introduce a subtle botanical punctuation. The workmanship is evident: thousands of synthetic petals layered to give plush volume and consistent texture, photographed in soft light that casts a faint shadow and emphasizes the three-dimensionality of the piece. Though crafted from artificial materials for longevity, the garland retains the visual language of ritual-appropriate for Hindu pooja, temple offerings, wedding ceremonies or seasonal festivals-and would hang gracefully in a domestic shrine or be carried in procession. For neighbours around Ickenham station and Long Lane organising cultural gatherings, this piece strikes a balance between tradition and practicality, offering the recognisable symbolism of white, maroon and yellow in a durable, beautifully made form.
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A U-shaped ceremonial floral garland captured against a clean white background, its soft shadow giving the piece gentle depth and presence. This mala is constructed from densely packed artificial blossoms: each arm begins with a fluffy, cylindrical band of pure white, chrysanthemum-like fabric petals that read as airy and auspicious. Those white caps give way to a rich maroon or reddish-brown band of similarly textured simulated flowers, the deep tone grounding the design before it unfurls into the longest, most prominent run of bright, sunshine yellow blooms that form the sweeping curve of the 'U'. At the bottom centre the two yellow sections meet in a wider cluster of pristine white flowers, a deliberate focal point that echoes the tops and completes the composition. Small, dark green leaf-like accents are placed between the colour blocks, especially where yellow meets white, offering a natural contrast and rhythm. The workmanship is evident in the thousands of tiny fabric petals layered to mimic real blossoms; under soft studio light the tactile pile looks lush though it is maintenance-friendly and long-lasting. Though artificial, the garland preserves the ceremonial emotion of a traditional offering-suitable for Hindu puja, temple presentation, wedding rites, or festivals such as Diwali and Holi-and would sit respectfully on an altar, draped over a statue, or used as a welcoming honour at a doorway. As a local florist in Ickenham might note when preparing orders for Swakeleys Park celebrations or village ceremonies, the colour sequence of white, maroon and yellow carries symbolism-purity, devotion and prosperity-while the overall silhouette reads as both celebratory and reverent. A richly detailed floral garland, shaped like an open oval or soft U, is shown against a bright white background, giving the impression that it gently floats in the air. Its upper arc is composed of tightly clustered white flowers, neat and cloud-soft, recalling delicate jasmine or small chrysanthemum florets threaded so closely together that they form a smooth, continuous band of purity. As the garland descends on both sides, that whiteness gives way to dense, velvety petals in a deep maroon, almost wine-red shade, adding emotional depth and a sense of solemn honour. At the bottom curve, the colours brighten into a vivid sweep of yellow blooms, packed tightly enough to look like a garland of sunlight cradling the more muted tones above. Throughout the design, small accents of green leaves appear at the junctions of each colour block, acting as gentle separators and hinting at the freshness of a garden just after rain. Every section is meticulously constructed, with petals laid in repeating sequences that provide rhythm and balance, whether the flowers are fresh or crafted to last through lengthy ceremonies. The garland's style is strongly reminiscent of traditional malas used in South Asian and Southeast Asian rituals, suitable for temple offerings, religious festivals, or placing around a photograph at a funeral service. Imagined within Ickenham, this piece could be the focal point of a farewell gathering near the village centre or a respectful tribute carried to a cremation service. Its combination of white, maroon, yellow, and green quietly tells a story of peace, reverence, and enduring light in times of loss.

GARLAND TRIBUTE£70.00

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Honor cherished traditions with the Garland Tribute from Florist Ickenham, thoughtfully designed for Hindu and Sikh funeral ceremonies. This colourful floral garland is crafted using fresh chrysanthemums in a beautiful mix of tones, symbolising respect, remembrance and love. Measuring approximately 110cm (43 inches) in length, it is ideal for draping respectfully during religious rites, temple services or home ceremonies.

Each Garland Tribute is made to order in Ickenham, allowing you to choose any colour combination that best reflects your loved one's personality, faith and family customs. Our skilled florists carefully select premium blooms to ensure a full, luxurious look and long-lasting freshness. Where seasonal availability requires substitutions, we will replace any flowers with options of similar size and colour, always maintaining the same or superior style, quality and value.

Perfect for Hindu and Sikh funerals in and around Ickenham, this chrysanthemum garland offers a dignified, traditional and elegant farewell. Order online from Florist Ickenham for a reliable, premium service and sensitive support at a difficult time.
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