Felt Roses Assorted Colours Set of 6

Soft felt roses bring colour to a room without needing water, scent or fuss. Place them in a narrow vase, tie one to a wrapped gift, or lay them into a craft project for a small botanical moment that stays bright beyond the day itself.

Soft colour, ready to style

The petals have a gentle, matte texture, giving each rose a warm handmade softness.

The assorted colours in the photo include creamy white, red, orange, yellow and pink tones, with green stems beneath.

Use them as cheerful home décor on a desk, shelf, bedside table or seasonal display.

They work well for gift wrapping, handmade cards, table styling and simple craft projects.

Because they are felt rather than fresh flowers, they suit places where water would be awkward.

Felt roses made in Nepal

Each rose is handcrafted from felt, with softly shaped petals and slender green stems. The look is deliberately tactile rather than glossy, so the flowers feel gentle, playful and full of colour.

Ways to use them

Gather them in a small vase, weave them into a handmade garland, or tie one onto a parcel in place of a paper bow. For table settings, they add a bright floral note without loose petals or water marks.

Keeping the felt fresh

Keep them dry and away from damp surfaces. Dust lightly with a soft cloth or a cool, gentle air blow when needed, and store them flat or loosely gathered so the petals are not crushed.

Why roses feel celebratory

Roses have long carried meanings of love, affection and celebration in European flower symbolism, especially through the Victorian language of flowers. Felt gives that familiar rose shape a quieter, more lasting character: less formal than a bouquet, more personal than printed decoration. These are for adding a small handmade flourish to everyday spaces, wrapped gifts and creative projects.

Set details

This is a set of six felt roses in assorted colours. The roses are made in Nepal.

A thoughtful creative gift

They suit someone who enjoys craft, gentle c…

region of manufacture: Nepal