Working in the style of 18th Century German Meissen porcelain and Chinese Export Porcelain, Georgia-based Pamela Tidwell creates ethereal botanical arrangements of tole and porcelain. Her Vieuxtemps Porcelain designs are so life-like they will leave you amazed with their delicate bug-bitten leaves and paper-thin blooms. Soaring From soaring Foxglove or tight small arrangements of Hydrangeas, there is an abundance of floral variety. The accurate representations are a joy to have, as they will never wilt and bring a touch of beauty to the everyday. You can find her one of a kind creations at BD Jefferies in Atlanta, Boxwoods Gardens in Atlanta, the amazing Pam Beach boutique Leta Austin Foster (I always stop in when I am in Florida), Charles Faudree in Tulsa, Oklahoma, Taylor and Huie in Knoxville, Tennessee, Vail's Vintage Magnolia, Paolo Moschino for Nicholas Haslam in London, and online at Taigan. When I met Tidwell recently, she displayed the arrangements on small white traditional brackets, a la Deeda Blair. So pretty pretty. So special.
A custom piece created by Tidwell. She can make a unique assortment with a vessel you provide if you have a special cachepot you want to work with.
Hollyhocks and Hydrangeas
A detail of White Potted Hydrangeas
In a woven porcelain basket aged to perfection
A single large Hyacinth
A cluster of Blue and White Hyaciths
Peach Auricula
Cyclamen
Lily of The Valley
Geraniums
Stemmed Hydrangea
More Geraniums
A large Pink Hollyhock
White English Roses
A pair of Foxgloves
A custom creation with Lily of The Valley and English Roses
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