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"Stunning."
Is the most commonly used word when customers get a glimpse of their preserved flowers cast in resin. The glossy finish creates a crystal-clear, 3D view of every layer, that will leave you in awe.
MEET
Jayna
Hi! I'm a Boston-based artist who loves to keep busy. The Boston Boho is a brand I've been dreaming up for a while to showcase my art and share my love for bohemian decor, macrame, vintage collectables, and dried floral arrangements.
I've always used crafting as an outlet to focus my energy on creating something beautiful by hand that I could gift to friends and family. I lived by the phrase "crafting is my therapy" and loved having a relaxing hobby that I could look forward to in my free time... so I thought! I quickly realized that running another side business selling crafts with all the other jobs I had going on was just not possible. It became more of a worry than an enjoyment. Years later, I quit my job and made the jump to run my own photography business, allowing me to open up the time I needed to actually create art for others. On slow days, or moments in between a busy season, you can always find me playing with flowers.
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I WAS NOT MUCH OF A
"flower person"
Until I got married in 2021, I disliked cut flowers because they died very quickly and were so expensive. When wedding planning, I couldn't fathom spending thousands of dollars on something that would just be thrown in a landfill the next day. I was quite stubborn and figured out a way to craft my own bouquets, centerpieces, and displays by ordering in bulk and arranging them by hand with a team of close friends and family. Even though none of us knew how to handle flowers the night before a wedding, we still managed to pull off quite the display! After seeing all the work that went into it, I understood the craft and attention to detail that went into this trade. From that day on, I became a florist at heart. Let's just say that I fell in love with flowers after all...
