Floriography
An Illustrated Guide to the Victorian Language of Flowers
Format:Hardback
Publisher:Andrews McMeel Publishing
Published:15th Oct '20
Should be back in stock very soon
This enchanting guide reveals the secret meanings behind flowers and herbs. Floriography beautifully combines art and history for flower enthusiasts.
This beautifully illustrated botanical encyclopedia serves as a delightful resource for anyone interested in the enchanting world of flowers and their meanings. Floriography offers an extensive exploration of the historical uses and secret significances of various flowers and herbs, making it an ideal gift for romantic souls, local witches, brides-to-be, or anyone with a passion for gardening. The book captivates readers with its vibrant illustrations and engaging content, ensuring that it is not only informative but also visually appealing.
At the heart of Floriography is the fascinating concept of the language of flowers, a method of secret communication that was especially popular during the 19th century. This practice flourished in Victorian England and the United States, where societal norms often suppressed open expressions of emotion. The book delves into the intricate meanings behind different blooms, revealing how flowers could convey messages of love, friendship, or even rivalry.
Researched and illustrated by the talented Jessica Roux, Floriography is more than just a reference guide; it is a stunning display piece that invites conversation and sparks curiosity. Whether you are looking to deepen your understanding of floral symbolism or searching for the perfect gift, this enchanting encyclopedia will surely delight and inspire.
ISBN: 9781524858148
Dimensions: 208mm x 160mm x 25mm
Weight: 633g
224 pages