Our Story
Nabi Flowers is a Korean floral studio located on Tsuut’ina Nation land, nestled on the southwest edge of Calgary. Our studio opened its doors in 2024, making us one of Calgary’s newest established floral studios.
From our name to our hanok-inspired studio design and signature Korean wrapping styles, we thoughtfully incorporate elements of Korean floral artistry into every arrangement.
Whether it’s a wedding, special event, or everyday moment, we’re here to bring beauty to life—one bloom at a time.
Heart of Nabi Flowers
I’m Diana, owner and head florist of Nabi
Flowers. I’m half South Korean and half
Mexican, and proud to carry both cultures in everything I create.
I’m passionate about sharing the beauty of
Korean floral artistry and offering a fresh
perspective on how people experience flowers and it’s from that place that Nabi Flowers was born; a reflection of heritage, hope, and the quiet beauty of chasing my dreams.
What Does Nabi Mean?
Nabi is the English romanization of the Korean word for butterfly — 나비
The symbolism of butterflies may vary among diverse cultures and traditions, yet the prevailing themes often center on transformation, beauty, liberation, and spiritual significance.
In South Korea, the butterfly symbolizes prosperity and contentment.
Hanok Design
Originating during the Joseon dynasty in the 14th century, Hanok stands as a testament to the enduring beauty and craftsmanship of traditional Korean architecture.
The interior of Nabi Flower has been designed to gracefully embody the elegance and tradition of Hanok.