Everlasting Flower, also known as Helichrysum, is a distinctive element in both decorative and therapeutic domains. Its vibrant hues and circular structure make it a favorite choice in floral arrangements and craftwork, where it retains its color and shape remarkably, even when dried. This characteristic lends the flower its common name, "Everlasting," as it symbolically persists against the passage of time.

Renowned for its resilience, the Everlasting Flower is not merely a visual delight but is also deeply ingrained in holistic health practices. In the realm of aromatherapy, the essential oil distilled from these flowers is sought after for its potential soothing and restorative properties. The flower has also found its way into skincare products, with an appreciation for its potential skin-enhancing benefits.

Whether admired for its enduring beauty in dried flower arrangements or valued for its purported health benefits, the Dried Everlasting Flower continues to captivate people with its multifaceted charms. Its name serves as a fitting testament to its enduring allure and timeless utility.

Botanical Name: Helichrysum arenamrium

Also known as: Everlasting Flower, Helichrysum, Immortelle, Eternal Flower, Curry Plant, Strawflower, Xerochrysum, Golden Everlasting, Paper Daisy, Yellow Chrysanthemum, Achillea Stoechadifolia, Aphyllees, Ball Everlasting, Barley Grass, Cudweed, Curry Bush, Currybush, Gnaphalium Pumilio, Golden Sunray, Helipterum, Marsh Everlasting, Pearly Everlasting, Pink Paper Daisy, Rabbit Tobacco, Straw Daisy, Stoechadifolia, and Xerochrysum Bracteatum