Halliesphere x Duchess China 1888: website and packaging copy

Bringing a modern heritage brand to life

Client: Halliesphere in partnership with Duchess China 1888

Services: Website and packaging copy

Creative Team: Poetica Lane, Kate Cullen (photography & web design), Laura Elizabeth Patrick (branding and packaging design)

Props & Styling: Sorbet Living, Cotswold Flower Farm

Location hire: Fablefaine

Project overview

Halliesphere is a ceramic floral arranging tool, handcrafted by Duchess China 1888 in the heritage potteries of Staffordshire. Designed by founder Jennifer Susan, it reimagines the traditional flower frog as an object of seasonal beauty and everyday creativity. 

Sitting atop a glass or vase, it creates a living water meadow, shaping stems, encouraging natural movement, and helping blooms last longer. With roots in historic craftsmanship and a vision for joyful, seasonal living, Halliesphere invites anyone to arrange florist-worthy flowers with ease.

Meeting Aimée was a real turning point for my business. It was the best investment I could have made.

The way she focuses in on her clients and their ‘why’—and translates that into a compelling, memorable story—is a true art form.

My ceramic product is new to market, and I was struggling to explain how it works in an online space. I can talk about it easily in person, but retail copy felt like a different language.

Aimée was the secret sauce I needed to bring my voice online and help people truly understand and remember my product. It honestly feels like a dream come true.

I know I’ll be using the copy for years to come. It’s given me a clear, consistent voice I can carry across all my platforms.
— Jennifer, founder of Halliesphere

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