Mara Ellis
Creative director
Mara translates composition theory into approachable studio exercises and leads the structural design curriculum.
About the studio
A thoughtful school for people who want to understand the work.
MysticWave Floristry began as a small teaching table shared by designers who wanted floral education to feel less hurried and more useful. Today, our courses connect botanical observation with repeatable design decisions.
Our mission
We help learners develop an informed eye, careful hands, and a sustainable studio mindset without presenting creativity as a shortcut or a guarantee of commercial success.
Our principles
- Teach the reason behind every technique.
- Respect seasonal materials and responsible sourcing.
- Make feedback specific, generous, and usable.
- Keep course promises clear and attainable.
The people at the table
Jonah Reed
Botanical educator
Jonah teaches conditioning, material selection, and the practical vocabulary of stems, foliage, and form.
Priya Shah
Learner experience lead
Priya designs clear study pathways and helps students choose a suitable pace for their goals.
Our teaching method
Observation first
Every lesson begins with close study of real plant materials. Students learn to see form, texture, and seasonal behavior before making a single cut.
Repetition with purpose
Design exercises build muscle memory and decision-making speed through deliberate, documented repeats rather than one-off inspiration.