A richly coloured U-shaped mala arranged against stark white, its silhouette softened by a faint shadow that reveals the piece's three-dimensional form. Each arm opens with a dense, cylindrical section of creamy-white, chrysanthemum-like petals - tightly gathered, velvety to the eye - which shifts into a concentrated band of deep maroon or reddish-brown, the petals here small and intricately arranged to produce a velvet-like surface. From the maroon the garland flows into an extensive field of bright yellow flowers, plush and voluminous, that create the wide, graceful lower arc before the two arms meet in a generous, central cluster of pure white blooms. Slim touches of dark green - tiny leaves or ribbon knots - mark several of the colour boundaries, most noticeably between the yellow and the lower white, giving the piece a tasteful, rhythmic punctuation. The artificial fabric used has a soft matte finish and reveals the artisan's hand in minute petal folding and dense stitching; the overall impression is of abundance and ceremonial purpose rather than casual decoration. Visually, the garland communicates tradition: white for purity and devotion, yellow for auspiciousness and warmth, maroon for grounded respect. It is the sort of handcrafted mala you might see draped at a family pooja in homes near West Norwood station or laid as an offering at Knight's Hill temples - an object made to be touched, offered, and remembered.
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A U-shaped ceremonial garland shown against a clean white backdrop, its soft shadow lending a gentle sense of depth and weight. The piece is built from densely packed, fabric blossoms that mimic chrysanthemums and marigolds: each arm begins with a compact cylinder of creamy white petals with a fluffy, almost cloud-like texture, then falls into a rich maroon or rust-red band of equally detailed, small petals, before opening into a long sweep of bright, sunny yellow that forms the graceful lower curve. At the very base, where the two yellow sections meet, a wider cluster of pure white, chrysanthemum-like blooms creates a luminous focal point, accented sparingly with small dark green leaf shapes that act as tasteful separators between colour blocks. Under soft, studio lighting the individual fabric petals show delicate creases and a matte sheen that reads like well-tended textiles rather than plastic, and the overall effect is plush and substantial - as if the garland would feel warm and reassuring in the hands. The construction speaks of meticulous handwork: thousands of tiny petals layered to suggest natural bloom density and movement. This style of mala carries a gentle dignity, suited to Hindu puja, temple offerings, wedding rituals, Diwali or Holi decorations, or as a respectful ceremonial token. Imagining it in a West Norwood home or laid at the gates of West Norwood Cemetery, the colours - white for purity, yellow for prosperity, and maroon for devotion - read as traditional symbols, each band conveying a quiet ritual meaning beneath the visual celebration. An elegant, U-shaped floral garland floats visually against a plain white background, its colours unfolding in a measured, ceremonial sequence. The top of the garland is formed from tightly strung white flowers, so closely packed they look almost like soft snowdrifts of chrysanthemum or jasmine. This white band sets a tone of purity and gentle peace, the kind of feeling many families seek when arranging a tribute for a funeral or memorial in West Norwood. As your gaze moves down either side, the garland transitions into velvety sections of deep maroon, almost wine-red petals, intensifying the mood and adding a sense of depth and reverence. These darker blocks feel weightier, as though they're carrying the unspoken emotions of grief and respect. At the base, the garland brightens into a broad segment of clear, cheerful yellow blooms that curve gracefully around the bottom, echoing a soft sunrise and whispering of hope amid sorrow. Between these major colour fields, small clusters of vivid green foliage are tucked in, separating the segments and lending a natural rhythm to the design. Each flower head is carefully aligned so the garland appears consistently plump and well-supported, whether it is intended for a religious ceremony, a cultural remembrance, or a farewell service. The overall impression is of a traditional mala-style tribute, thoughtfully crafted in the spirit of the diverse communities around West Norwood, ready to honour a life with beauty, sincerity, and a quiet sense of continuity.

GARLAND TRIBUTE£70.00

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Celebrate a loved one's life with the beautifully handcrafted Garland Tribute from West Norwood Florist. Designed with Hindu and Sikh funeral ceremonies in mind, this traditional floral garland symbolises respect, love and blessing. Expert florists carefully arrange fresh chrysanthemums in vibrant, harmonious colours to create a meaningful tribute that stands out with elegance and dignity.

Each Garland Tribute is made to order, allowing you to choose your preferred colour palette to reflect personal, cultural or spiritual significance. Approximate length is 110cm (43 inches), making it ideal for placing around photos, religious statues, or for ceremonial presentation. We use only premium-quality blooms to ensure the garland looks fresh and radiant throughout the service.

Due to seasonal availability, some flowers may be substituted with equal or superior varieties of a similar colour and style, ensuring the overall look and sentiment remain unchanged. Based in West Norwood, our friendly, reliable team offers prompt local delivery so your tribute arrives on time and in perfect condition. Order online today at West Norwood Florist for a respectful, custom-made Hindu or Sikh funeral garland you can trust.
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