Geometric Construction and Preserved Lichen Properties
This hexagonal moss wall art integrates natural preserved reindeer moss (Iceland moss) into a precision-milled timber frame. The six-sided geometric profile allows for versatile modular patterns or standalone placement on interior walls. Beyond visual structure, the porous lichen head clusters provide acoustic dampening benefits by absorbing high-frequency sound reflections and reducing echo in open rooms.
Harvested lichens undergo a specialized preservation process using a non-toxic glycerin and mineral salt solution. This preservation replaces natural moisture, permanently arresting biological degradation. The plant material maintains its tactile softness, spongy elasticity, and dimensional volume without soil, misting, or exposure to sunlight. The preserved foliage generates no pollen, requires no fertilization, and does not attract insects.
Dimensional Options and Technical Specifications
| Specification |
Details |
| Available Diameters |
11.8″ (30 cm), 15.7″ (40 cm), 19.6″ (50 cm), 23.6″ (60 cm), 27.5″ (70 cm) |
| Frame Construction |
Natural Wood, Wooden Black, Wooden Dark Brown, Wooden White |
| Botanical Fill |
100% natural preserved reindeer moss (Cladonia rangiferina) |
| Longevity |
7 to 10 years under proper indoor climate parameters |
| Maintenance Level |
Zero watering, pruning, or specialized lighting required |
Each frame features flush mitered joints and a durable backing board fitted with mounting hardware. As visible in production examples, the preserved lichen can be pigmented in diverse mineral-fast shades, including deep cobalt blue, crimson red, spring green, and forest green. The lichen is hand-packed at high density, creating an unbroken canopy that slightly overflows the interior frame edge.
Environmental Parameters and Maintenance Protocols
Preserved plant panels require stable interior climates to maintain flexibility and color depth over their 7 to 10-year lifespan. Optimal performance occurs in rooms where relative humidity levels remain between 40% and 60% and temperatures stay below 77°F (25°C). If ambient humidity drops below 35%, the lichen can become brittle to the touch. It regains elasticity autonomously once room humidity returns to standard levels.
- Light Exposure: Install indoors away from direct, unfiltered sunlight to prevent ultraviolet fading of organic pigments.
- HVAC Proximity: Avoid mounting panels directly adjacent to forced-air heating vents, radiators, or continuous air conditioning drafts.
- Moisture Restrictions: Never spray, mist, or pour water onto the preserved moss. Liquid contact compromises the preservation salts.
- Dust Removal: Clear surface dust every few months using a soft feather duster or compressed air held at a distance on a low setting.
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