LANGUAGE OF FLOWERS by CIARRA CLAIRE

Floral filled stationery inspired by the Victorian “Language of Flowers,” or Flora Symbolica. In a world where relationships revolved around etiquette and rules, the Victorians created a coded way of communicating through flowers. This allowed people to express themselves, to fall in love and even exact revenge. This line is directly inspired by the original flower meanings found in the floral “dictionaries” of the mid 1800s.

SPECIMEN II

1) Columbine (Purple) - Resolved to Win
2) Celandine - Joys to Come
3) Flowering Almond - Hope

Details:

• Design: Specimen II Floral

• Dimensions: 5” x 7”

• 110 lb Cotton, Tree-Free Paper

• Original watercolor design digitally printed and then printed on our antique foil press to add metallic satin gold details

• Complimentary hemp-based green envelope included for ease of gift giving

• Made in Petoskey, Michigan

• ⚘ See also our matching Specimen II Poem art print inspired by the same flowers ⚘

Please Note: Printed colors may differ from the images on your screen.