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🌸 Kaia Lirien Bar Soaps – Coming Soon

Handcrafted • Botanical • Inspired by Art

Kaia Lirien bar soaps coming soon

From the same hands that turn color into calm and poetry into form, Kaia Lirien now brings her artistry to new creation — Kaia Lirien Bar Soaps by Earth’s Flowers.

Blending earthy botanicals and a whisper of watercolor style, each bar will tell a story of nature’s grace — pure, simple, and made by hand. Peach‑cream swirls, soft florals, and organic textures reflect the same harmonious tone seen across Whims of Writing and Printing Your Art.

“Art lives not only on paper, but in everything made with care.” — Kaia Lirien

Stay tuned — soon these artisan bars will bring a touch of artful living into every daily ritual.

© 2026 Earth’s Flowers • Handcrafted Beauty Inspired By Nature

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