Cute Plush Bouquets In Singapore Made Using Stuffed Toys, Preserved Flowers, & Fluffy Fabric Wrapping

By Rachel Yohannan on 06 Jul 2022

Senior Digital Editor

Crazy cat lady who loves afternoon tea, kawaii Japanese fashion, and all things Sanrio.

Bouquets have evolved from simple flower bunches to all sorts of unique variations - perfume bouquets, Korean-style balloon bouquets, and cotton candy bouquets are just some examples. If your loved one has a penchant for all things cute and cuddly, then these plush bouquets will serve as the perfect gift for the next special occasion you’ll be celebrating together.

P.S.: If you still prefer fresh flowers, check out these cute “pom pom” flower arrangements featuring characters from Disney, Studio Ghibli and more.

Photo from Reflectionillion

Created by Singapore-based studio Reflectionillion, these bouquets are handmade using soft toys, fabric decorations, and sprigs of dried cotton. These are all wrapped up in fluffy fleece-like cloth adorned with ribbons, giving the ensemble a soft and cosy look.

At present, there are 7 styles to choose from, with plushie centrepieces in different colourways and designs such as bears, bunnies, and Sanrio characters like Cinnamoroll.

Photo from Reflectionillion

Don’t be fooled by their low Instagram follower count at present, ‘cause they’re more active on Chinese social media, where they’ve gained a fair bit of popularity.

Photo from Reflectionillion

Each plush bouquet measures around 35cm tall, and costs a reasonable $39 each - a steal compared to fresh bouquets of similar dimensions that often start from around $50 and wither within a week. These, on the other hand, are practically everlasting.

Photo from Reflectionillion

The bouquets come with adorable gift bags in assorted designs for easy carrying. These range from solid pastels to those with cute Korean-style cartoon animals, but generally, they all have a clear window on one side so that the design of the bouquet can be seen clearly.

Photo from Reflectionillion