La Floristeria.

Sant Jordi · Barcelona, 2026

Flowers
for the culture.

A rose. A verse. A life of its own.
Generative flowers on Ethereum, born from the day of books and roses.

Explore the Herbarium

A collaboration by Paiman, Harto & Taya

From the collection 01 / Sant Jordi

Herbarium #2338, a pixel sunflower on black.
La Floristeria #2338Herbarium selection
Herbarium #1048, a pixel orchid on black.
No. 1048
Each flower holds a poem.

Mint closed

3507 flowers minted

30 enter the Herbarium

Ethereum · 2026

01 / The Herbarium

Thirty flowers.
A different kind of forever.

From an edition of 3507, thirty flowers enter the Herbarium. A selection preserved in art, poetry, and a public record.

Pixel orchid on a black background, Herbarium flower #1048.
No. 104801

Orchid

Pixel sunflower on a black background, Herbarium flower #2338.
No. 233802

Sunflower

Pixel dahlia on a black background, Herbarium flower #3177.
No. 317703

Dahlia

All 30 selected flowers6 reserved · 24 drawn

Explore each flower on OpenSea. Links open in a new tab.

  1. #1
  2. #2
  3. #3
  4. #4
  5. #5
  6. #6
  7. #1048
  8. #1097
  9. #1223
  10. #1239
  11. #1363
  12. #1422
  13. #1443
  14. #1457
  15. #1507
  16. #1710
  17. #1936
  18. #2173
  19. #2338
  20. #2437
  21. #2462
  22. #2498
  23. #2621
  24. #2650
  25. #2673
  26. #3104
  27. #3106
  28. #3177
  29. #3283
  30. #3351
Behind the selection Public proof

IDs 1–6 are reserved for treasury. The other 24 Herbarium flowers were selected automatically inside the artwork using drand, a public randomness beacon. The final supply, randomness and published list form the public selection record.

Final supply
3507
drand round
6181526
drand randomness
7af1cbe72b4f7a3694f24d345642a3dec7b1d596f49f5d9278f443caba85c504
Open the interactive Herbarium (animated artwork, opens in a new tab)

The interactive artwork contains motion. The still images above can be explored without animation.

02 / The story

Some flowers stay.
Some become memory.

In Barcelona, April 23 is the day of books and roses. La Floristeria began with that simple gesture: something chosen, carried, and given.

The first collaboration between Paiman, Harto and Taya brings together generative artwork and poetry. Each flower carries a fragment of Taya’s poem, and has a life of its own.

Announced on Sant Jordi, the mint opened on May 5 and closed with a final supply of 3507. Thirty flowers enter the Herbarium. Only those 30 begin to wilt: first soft, then monochrome, until only the verse remains, black on cream.

Every other flower stays alive as an NFT, waiting for its second life.

Read the poem

03 / For the collectors

§ HERBARIUM CLAIM

CLAIM THE ORDINAL
FOR YOUR FLOWER.

If your Ethereum wallet owns one of the 30 selected La Floristeria flowers, connect it here, choose the flower, and submit the Bitcoin Taproot address where the Ordinal artwork should be sent. We verify ownership onchain, record the claim, and manually send the artwork.

  1. 1. Connect the Ethereum wallet that holds the NFT.
  2. 2. We check whether it owns one or more of the 30 selected flowers.
  3. 3. Submit your Bitcoin Taproot address, starting with bc1p.
  4. 4. Harto receives flower ID + Taproot address and sends the Ordinal manually.
  5. 5. After delivery, the NFT metadata is marked as redeemed.

04 / A poem by Taya

What we choose
to give

One fragment lives
inside each flower.

A rose is not born heavy. It becomes later. in the pause before it is given, in the moment someone decides it should mean something A book does the same It sits quietly until someone opens it and then it stops being just paper and ink It becomes attention It becomes time spent on someone else Sant Jordi understood A rose and a book are not casual things They replace what we can't quite manage to say directly You choose them you carry them and in the end they sit there in your hands and somehow saying what matters without ever learning how to say it.

— Taya

A flower's beauty lies in its impermanence.
The protocol only marks the date.
Nuria · Exquisite #0037

A few things to know

Field notes.

Is the mint still open?

No. The open edition is closed, with a final supply of 3507 generative flowers on Ethereum. Thirty were selected for the Herbarium.

How were the Herbarium flowers chosen?

Token IDs 1–6 are reserved for treasury. The other 24 were selected inside the artwork using drand round 6181526. The complete list and public randomness are in the selection proof.

How do I claim my Ordinal?

If you own a selected flower, use the claim panel to connect your Ethereum wallet, verify ownership, and submit a Bitcoin Taproot address beginning with bc1p. Harto sends the artwork manually; after delivery, the NFT metadata is marked as redeemed.

Are any works reserved?

The team reserves 99 works for personal use, archives, collaborators, and future House of Flowers activations. Within the 30-flower Herbarium selection, IDs 1–6 are reserved for treasury.

Who is behind La Floristeria?

La Floristeria is an onchain florist by Nuria, Exquisite #0037. The project is created by Harto and Paiman; the Sant Jordi 2026 collection is a collaboration between Paiman, Harto and Taya.

What is swarming?

Swarming is a creative evolution model for Bitcoin Ordinals collections conceptualized by Far. Collectors can exchange existing Ordinals, or combinations of them, for new artworks. La Floristeria uses Brutal Edge, Exquisite, Floraforms and 2048 as its swarming inputs. Read the swarming white paper (opens in a new tab)↗.

Where can I get help?

Write to harto@hartostudio.com. For terms and privacy information, see our legal notice.