Giant Orange Marigold Petals

Certified Organic Giant Orange Marigold Petals – Sunfire Blooms of Celebration

Vibrant Botanical Petals for Crafting, Dyeing & Ceremonial Ofrendas
Giant orange marigolds—known throughout Mexico as cempasúchil—have been treasured for centuries for their brilliant color, radiant energy, and deep cultural significance. Their vivid orange petals have long symbolized the sun, guiding loved ones during Día de Muertos celebrations. Today, these luminous blooms remain beloved for ceremonial displays, traditional pre-Hispanic ofrenda designs, natural dye projects, and artistic botanical creations.

From Our Certified Organic Farm
Grown without synthetic pesticides or fertilizers in Wisconsin’s Driftless Region at Keewaydin Farms, our giant marigolds reach their full, exuberant size under long summer light. Each bloom is harvested by hand at peak brilliance and carefully dried to preserve its fiery orange hue and velvety texture—perfect for craftwork, ceremony, or display.

A Radiant Botanical for Artists, Crafters & Cultural Traditions
These richly colored petals bring a warm, sunlit intensity to every project. Natural dyers appreciate marigolds for their bold golden-orange hues. Those honoring Día de Muertos value marigolds as a key element in creating meaningful ofrendas, both modern and rooted in pre-Hispanic tradition.

Perfect For:
Día de Muertos ofrendas (traditional and pre-Hispanic inspired)
Ceremonial and seasonal altar building
Natural dyeing & eco-printing
Handmade paper, resin crafts, and botanical art
Dried flower arrangements
Educational botanical study
Color-rich craft projects

What Makes It Special:
Certified organic – grown without synthetic chemicals
Giant bloom variety for maximum color impact
Hand-harvested at peak vibrancy
Brilliant orange pigments ideal for dyeing and design
Culturally significant flower for Día de Muertos traditions
Soft petals preserved through gentle drying

Bring the warmth, color, and cultural richness of marigold season into your creative work, ceremonial practices, or artistic offerings.

For decorative, educational, crafting, and ceremonial use only.