Our mission
Give aspiring and working florists a clear language for observation, composition, and responsible studio practice.
About the studio
A school for slower looking and stronger making.
PétSigma Floristry began as a shared table in a small city studio, where working florists compared notes about stems, seasons, and the decisions that happen before the first cut.
Bloom Ledger / 2018
Our first lesson was built from one branch, one vessel, and an afternoon spent asking why a composition felt balanced.
Our promise
Teach useful technique without turning creativity into a fixed formula.
Our standard
Be specific, honest, generous with critique, and attentive to the real conditions of floral work.
Meet the teaching table.
Mara Ellison
Foundations and stem mechanics. Mara brings fifteen years of market-floor observation to every lesson.
Jon Bell
Events and installation. Jon teaches structure, sequencing, and the calm logistics behind ambitious work.
Nia Calder
Colour and editorial composition. Nia helps students turn instinct into an articulate visual system.