Floriography (the language of flowers) is a means of communication via the use or
arrangement of flowers. This concept was coined by those overly romantic and deeply
sentimental Victorians. They attributed a unique definition to each flower type, so every
bouquet contained a special, secret message expressing what they wanted to say, but could not say directly to the recipient.

I’ve mixed things up a little with this one though (hence the title), so whilst tulips are a
declaration of love and cosmos symbolise joy in love and life, ammi means fantasy, anemone, to be foresaken, hydrangea evokes dispassion and peony anger - so not all is at it first appears. For the first time I have also included old score sheet music within the layers, giving added interest and depth to the background detail.

The original piece of artwork has been professionally scanned to ensure a gallery quality
image. Each giclée print is reproduced on the highest quality archival paper (textured Fine Art Cotton 300gsm) and printed with UV resistant pigment inks.

Sent unframed and trimmed with a border this is a limited edition of 75 prints. All prints come with a numbered Certificate of Authenticity and are signed and embossed by the artist.

All prints are packaged using acid free, eco friendly tissue, with stickers printed on paper
using soy-based inks and come safely packed in a recyclable cardboard tube.

SIZES AVAILABLE

60 x 60cm (including border)

40 x 40cm (including border)