All of our flowers are grown and pressed on small family farms and meticulously hand-crafted by our artisans into unique works of art.
The Victorian “Language of flowers” ascribes meaningful sentiments to each flower.
On this bookmark you can see:
Fern for fascination
Basket-of-Gold for calm, reconciliation
Heliotrope for devotion
Viola/Pansy for thoughts
This beautiful bookmark celebrates friendship while saving a place in your book. The touching quote makes a charming gift for any friend. Whether it is their Birthday or simply given as a Thank You present, this bookmark encompasses the true meaning of friendship.
On this bookmark you can see:
Cornflower for delicacy
Forget-Me-Not for true love
Saxifrage for affection
Viola/Pansy for thoughts
This bookmark has the quote:
This beautiful bookmark will make the perfect accompaniment to any of your books. Do you have a friend or family member who is a book lover? Get this for them for their Birthday or as a Thank You gift. If they appreciate a good book, they are sure to appreciate a good bookmark.
On this bookmark you can see:
Fern for fascination
Larkspur for lightness, levity
Marjoram for blushes
Phlox for agreement
This bookmark features the quote:
As the language of emotional expression, music has a way of touching our souls and making us feel alive. Are you a music lover? Say hello to your new bookmark. Use it while you are reading or even writing your sheet music.
On this bookmark you can see:
Rose leaves for grace, beauty, love
Larkspur for lightness, levity
Saxifrage for affection
Phlox for agreement
This bookmark embraces the importance of family and home. Cuddle up in your favorite comfy chair with a good book and this charming bookmark for an ideal day or evening at home.
On this bookmark you can see:
Basket-of-Gold for calm, reconciliation
Cornflower for delicacy
Heliotrope for devotion
Viola/Pansy for thoughts
Since ancient times, no gift has been more well received than flowers with their symbolic meanings. It was the Victorians who best expressed themselves with bouquets rather than words. Codifying traditional flowers, grasses and herbs, they created an elegant Language of Flowers.
On this bookmark You can see:
Forget-Me-Not for true love
Larkspur for lightness, levity
Goldenrod for encouragement
Lilac for first love
