Titanium is an extremely exciting material. We are otherwise more familiar with it from technical or medical applications. Here we encounter the transition metal with its high-strength properties in a completely new way. It is inherently unfamiliar with patina. Instead, weather-resistant oxides form on its surface, which are able to mirror and reflect incident light in a uniquely fascinating way. These hand-forged flowers will bring an exquisite glow to your garden (and not only) in the bleak, dark winter. Or as Father Abraham, the blacksmith at Königsmünster Abbey, who supplies us with these works of art, knows: "It seems as if the flowers glow from within. This is also due to the special cutting technique, which gives the impression that we are looking into a hologram. The delicate shapes are displayed on rods made of untreated steel, so in addition to their decorative value, they also have a practical use, as they can also be used to support plants. Please note: the rods themselves will naturally develop a reddish-brown rust patina over time.