Forever Forest

Real preserved moss and botanicals, mounted in built formats — wood and MDF bases, cork bodies, acrylic and glass enclosures, and framed panels — designed for indoor display, corporate gifting and workspaces.

The botanicals are real plants whose biological activity has been stopped, so they hold the colour, depth and softness of living material without continuing to grow or need water.

No. Preserved botanicals do not need watering, misting or a sunlight routine. Keep them indoors, dry and away from direct sunlight.

No. The preservation process stops biological activity, so they do not photosynthesise or release oxygen. If air quality is the goal, a live plant is the right choice; Forever Forest is for real natural material that keeps its appearance without care.

Under recommended indoor conditions, open pieces can remain on display for 3 or more years. Enclosed pieces — terrariums, domes and towers — can last 5 or more years, because the enclosure also keeps dust off.

Yes. Since preserved botanicals do not need light to survive, they work in interior cabins, corridors and meeting rooms where live plants usually fail.

Start from the surface rather than the product. A desk wants something that also does a job, a reception or shared table suits an enclosed piece that stays clean without dusting, a wall takes a framed piece where no shelf fits, and a recognition moment wants an award that reads as an object first.

Yes, on the built part rather than the botanicals. Bases and frames take printing or engraving, and where the piece should stay unbranded the box, sleeve and insert card carry the identity instead. bioQ works at three levels: standard branding on an existing piece, adapted artwork, colour or packaging, and developed work where the piece itself is changed.

On based and framed formats, yes. Confirm the name list and artwork placement before a proof is prepared.

They are display objects and should not be ingested. Ask about a specific product or placement if that matters in your setting.

A soft brush is enough. Do not water, mist or wipe preserved botanicals with a damp cloth. Enclosed pieces need even less, since the enclosure keeps the dust out.

Tall is 145 mm tall overall with a cork-stoppered glass bottle. Classic is 110 mm tall overall with a smaller glass capsule. The pen versions use that capsule with a pen beside it.

No. Fstump03 and Fstump03-D include a recycled-paper eco click pen, and Fstump04 includes a bamboo stylus click pen. The other four versions have no pen.

The festive versions arrive in the floral Forest Jyot paper tube instead of a plain recycled paper tube. The capsule or bottle, wooden base and pen stay the same.

Yes. A logo can be printed on the wooden base. It is quoted separately and confirmed with an artwork and product proof.

No. CF01, CF02 and CF31 are listed with preserved moss and flowers. They are open botanical displays, not live growing plants.

CF31 has the smallest stated vessel: a 2.3-inch-diameter, 2.5-inch-high ceramic bowl. CF01 is a 3-inch bowl; CF02 is a 3-inch-diameter, 5-inch-high pot.

CF02 is the taller pot, available plain or with front artwork by quote. CF01 and CF31 are lower bowl forms.

CF01-rose is a separate SKU with a hand-crafted shola rose. It has its own product page and is linked as a related option.