Frequently Asked Questions

Most botanicals require 4 to 8 weeks of controlled drying depending on species, humidity, and thickness. Our archival methods use archival paper and gentle pressure to preserve color and structure.

We recommend acid-free blotter paper, museum-grade presses, and silica-based desiccants. All items are available in our catalog with full specifications and provenance documentation.

Yes. Our beginner workshops cover everything from specimen selection to final mounting. No prior experience is required. Intermediate and advanced masterclasses are also available.

Full refunds are provided with 14 days' notice. Cancellations within 14 days receive a 50% refund. We can also transfer your spot to a future date if needed.

Our proprietary slow-press method combined with light-blocking archival sleeves prevents pigment oxidation. We test every batch for colorfastness before shipping.

Yes. All tools are packed in protective cases and shipped worldwide. Average delivery is 5–12 business days depending on your location. Custom declarations are included.

Absolutely. We encourage participants to bring locally foraged or dried specimens. Our instructors provide guidance on what will work best in the press.

Members receive quarterly material kits, exclusive online sessions, discounted tools, and early access to new workshop dates. There is no obligation — cancel anytime.