Wild Garden is Materia Rica’s love letter to the beauty of nature. Inspired by the symbolism of flowers and fruits, this collection transforms botanical elements into wearable art — each piece a celebration of creativity, personal expression, and timeless craftsmanship.
Handcrafted in Barcelona using FSC-certified wood and REACH-compliant metals, every design invites you to wear your story, rooted in artistic heritage and sustainability.
Crocus Glow – A Bloom of Renewal
One of the first flowers to bloom in spring, the saffron crocus has long symbolised rebirth and passion. In medieval manuscripts, saffron’s golden hue evoked divinity and inspiration.
🎨 In Art: Monet’s Springtime captures that very light and promise of a new season.
💛 Style Tip: Delicate and uplifting, ideal for minimal looks with a poetic touch.
Dancing Carnation – Strength in Bloom
Claveles (carnations) represent love and inner strength. With deep roots in flamenco culture and Delft pottery, they convey loyalty and creative spirit.
🎨 In Art: Van Gogh’s Vase with Carnations reveals his fascination with colour and movement.
💛 Style Tip: Bold yet romantic — perfect for expressing love, to yourself or someone else.
Marigolds – Colourful Resilience
Used in rituals from Mexico to India, marigolds symbolise light, life, and remembrance. Their bold hues radiate optimism and cultural richness.
🎨 In Art: Featured in works by Frida Kahlo and Gustav Klimt’s Flower Garden.
💛 Style Tip: A vibrant companion for those who live with colour and confidence.
Oranges – Joyful Abundance
From Imperial China to Renaissance Italy, oranges have symbolised good fortune, harmony, and vitality.
🎨 In Art: Matisse’s Still Life with Oranges bursts with energy. Neilson’s poem The Orange Tree echoes its charm.
💛 Style Tip: A zesty accent for sunny days and radiant moods.
Cherries – Playful Elegance
Cherries evoke youth and pleasure, tied to both Japanese tradition and pop art energy.
🎨 In Art: Arcimboldo used cherries in his surreal fruit portraits. Bashō praised their fleeting beauty.
💛 Style Tip: Fun and flirtatious — perfect for nostalgic romantics.
Lemon Slice – Bittersweet and Bright
Lemons symbolise clarity, protection, and freshness. In Mediterranean lore, they bring prosperity and warmth.
🎨 In Art: From Monet’s Italian lemons to Van Gogh’s vibrant still lifes, lemons shine as icons of renewal.
💛 Style Tip: A zingy detail for those who embrace life’s bittersweet moments.
Strawberries – Sweet Stories
From medieval virtue to Beatles nostalgia, strawberries stand for joy, innocence, and longing.
🎨 In Art: Coorte’s still life captures their tender charm. Guillemets called them “the angels of the earth”.
💛 Style Tip: Whimsical and sweet — for storytellers with a soft spot for beauty.
Rosa Rosae – Eternal Romance
The rose remains a timeless symbol of love, from Aphrodite’s myth to Van Gogh’s hopeful blooms.
🎨 In Art: Fantin-Latour’s Basket of Roses and Wilde’s The Nightingale and the Rose tell stories of beauty and devotion.
💛 Style Tip: Ideal for romantic souls who love classic elegance with emotional depth.
Narcissus Bloom – Self-Love and Elegance
The narcissus embodies self-confidence and transformation. In art and myth, it represents inner beauty and growth.
🎨 In Art: John William Waterhouse' Narcissus depics the Greek myth surrounded by flowers.
💛 Style Tip: For those who embrace change and wear their journey with pride.
More Than Jewellery – A Story to Wear
The Wild Garden collection is an ode to self-expression, artistry, and slow fashion. Which bloom speaks to your soul?
