This daffodil might look pure and simple at first glance — crisp white petals sculpted from stainless steel, gleaming with the natural silver of the metal. But look closer and you’ll see the secret: a stem and leaves touched by flame, painted not with pigments but with fire itself. Torch heat brings out rich greens and magentas with a golden stem, turning the supporting parts of the flower into a living contrast against the polished petals.

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I love playing with balance in my flower sculptures giving darker color to the leaves rooting the bright silver of the petals. This stainless steel daffodil is both elegant and playful — a forever bloom that doesn’t fade, droop, or need water. Whether you collect stainless steel sculpture, love daffodils, or just want a piece of art that feels fresh every season, this all-white flower with flame-kissed greens is a reminder that sometimes the quietest beauty makes the boldest statement.

This piece is wall hanging and should stay inside. If kept outside it will be structurally fine but the bright iridescent striping on the leaves will fade to a brownish color over time.

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