Shared by Katie Woodhull in the Facebook group Alice In Wonderland Art/Quotes.
I have a soft spot for Alice in Wonderland cakes and edible sculptures, but this one feels completely different from the usual tea-party aesthetic.
Instead of bright colors and whimsical characters, it transforms the story into something that looks as if Wonderland has been forgotten for a century and slowly reclaimed by nature. The crystallized pages resemble ice, sugar, or mineral formations growing from an ancient book. Moss spills between the pages, faded roses emerge from hidden corners, and Alice herself appears like a memory trapped inside the object.
What I love most is that it doesn't simply illustrate Alice in Wonderland — it reimagines the book as an artifact, a relic discovered in a secret garden somewhere between dream and decay.
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