Dry Flower Box (D20)

The Dry Flower Box (D20) from Shrebhavi is a curated assortment of naturally dried and preserved botanicals, ready to embed in your resin projects. Each box contains a handpicked mix of petals, leaves, and floral sprigs chosen for their colour retention and flat profile — ideal for casting in epoxy or UV resin without trapping excess moisture.

Whether you are making resin jewelry, bookmarks, coasters, trays, or wall art, these dried flowers add an organic, elegant touch that is hard to replicate with synthetic materials. Because the flowers are pre-dried, they are safe to use directly in most resin formulations with minimal prep time.

• Ready-to-use botanicals — pre-dried and preserved, no additional drying or pressing needed before embedding
• Versatile for multiple projects — suits resin jewelry, coasters, bookmarks, photo frames, trays, and decorative art panels
• Good colour retention — flowers are dried to retain natural hues, giving your resin pieces an authentic botanical look
• Flat and thin profile — easy to layer inside shallow molds or between resin pours without creating large air gaps
• Compatible with UV and epoxy resin — works with standard clear casting resins available in India
• Variety in one box — mixed botanicals mean you get multiple shapes and textures to experiment with in a single purchase
• Suitable for beginners and small businesses — consistent quality makes it easy to plan production batches for handmade product sellers

How to Use

Pour a thin base layer of resin into your mold and let it reach a gel stage. Place the dry flowers face-down onto the gel layer, then pour your next resin layer to encapsulate them fully. For UV resin, work in thin layers and cure each pour under your UV lamp before adding the next. Avoid using flowers that feel damp — moisture can cause cloudiness or adhesion issues in cured resin.

Safety Tips

Always work with resin in a well-ventilated area and wear nitrile gloves. Keep dried botanicals away from open flames. Store unused flowers in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to preserve their colour and texture for future use.