An 18×30 wood-framed wall panel built around a bed of preserved moss, with gnarled driftwood branches worked across the surface and river pebbles filling the gaps beneath them. A few rosette-shaped green accents sit among the driftwood, and a cluster of spiky green foliage stands where the branches meet.
The frame sets the size here: a single rectangular panel meant to hang flat against a wall, indoors. The moss covers the field in a dense, close-clipped texture, while the driftwood adds a raised, sculptural line through the middle rather than a flat surface.
Because the base material is preserved moss, it holds its color and shape without watering or light, so upkeep is limited to keeping it out of direct sun and standing moisture.
It’s a made-to-order wall piece: email with your space and the piece will be quoted from there.
