Natasja Sadi

Floral artist

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Sumptuous floral bouquets made of sugar? Yes, they're real. And they're spectacular.

Natasja Sadi's gorgeous sugar flowers look good enough to eat (but don't do that)

Sumptuous floral bouquets made of sugar? Yes, they're real. And they're spectacular.

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