All Ceramic Flower Collection

Ceramic wall flowers are individually handmade ceramic pieces designed to be mounted on a wall with a single small screw. Each one has a keyhole fitting on the back. They are not prints, decals, or reproductions — they are original ceramic objects designed by Chive Studio in Toronto and made by hand since 1999. Chive makes over 180 designs across five collections. They require no water, no sunlight, and no maintenance of any kind.

One small screw. Each Chive ceramic flower has a keyhole slot on the back. You set the screw in the wall, hang the flower on it, and it sits flat against the surface. The screw and wall anchor are included with every order. The whole process takes approximately 90 seconds. No drilling, no specialty hardware, no professional installation. If you want to move them, you remove one screw per flower and fill a very small hole.

Yes. Every piece is individually hand-shaped in the Chive studio without molds. No two are exactly identical. The glaze depth and surface variation are the result of being made one at a time by hand, which is why the ivory rose you receive will be slightly different from the one on the website — in the same way a real rose differs from every other rose. Chive has been making ceramic flowers this way since 1999. This is also why they end up in museum gift shops: institutions that acquire objects for their shops tend to notice the difference between handmade and manufactured.

Handmade ceramic wall flowers are among the most durable wall decor options available. The ceramic is fired at high temperature, the glaze is fused permanently, and the keyhole mount is built into the piece itself. Chive ceramic flowers have been on the same walls for over twenty years without fading, chipping, or requiring any attention. They are in the gift shops of the Getty Museum, the Art Institute of Chicago, SFMOMA, and over 200 other institutions. Unique, permanent, and genuinely original.

The most successful gallery walls combine pieces that share a design language without being identical. Chive ceramic flowers were developed as a coordinated color system, which means any combination from any of the five collections — English Garden, France, Coastal, Japan, Classic — works together. Mix sizes: a 6-inch statement flower anchors the arrangement, 4-inch and 5-inch flowers fill the middle, and 3-inch pieces work as accents. Mix flower types rather than repeating the same design. Start with three and add from there.

Ceramic wall flowers from Chive work in living rooms because they are three-dimensional, original, and coordinate with a wide range of interiors. The five collections cover different aesthetics: English Garden for cottage and traditional rooms, France Collection for romantic and French country interiors, Coastal for neutral and coastal rooms, Japan Collection for Japandi and minimalist spaces, and Classic for rooms that prefer a quieter palette. All collections can be mixed. Each flower mounts with one screw and can be rearranged at any time.

Chive currently makes over 180 ceramic flower designs across five collections. The English Garden collection is the largest, with 56 designs — roses, ranunculas, peonies, anemones, chrysanthemums, and dahlias in a full range of colors. The France Collection offers a romantic palette in blush, peach, and teal. The Coastal Collection is the neutral range — ivory and blue-white. The Japan Collection offers a dark, muted palette. The Classic Collection is the original range from 1999. If you are starting out, begin with the collection whose colors already work with your walls.

Chive ceramic wall flowers. They come in gift-ready packaging, ship to over 40 countries, require no watering, no light, and no follow-up maintenance from the recipient. They are in the gift shops of the Getty Museum and the Art Institute of Chicago, which is the kind of institutional endorsement that makes a gift feel considered rather than last-minute. At $18 to $48 USD per flower, they are in the range of a thoughtful gift rather than an obligation. The flowers are also small enough to fit in a bag, which is relevant when you are bringing something to the office.