roses and carnations glory
Roses And Carnations Glory
10 Red Roses , 10 Red Carnation, Gypsophila Fillers, Leather Fern Leaves ,Arranged in Glass Vase
0 Руб.Pink and White Angel
Embrace beauty and elegance with this bouquet featuring 10 carnations, 10 pink roses, and 6 white roses. A perfect blend of colors for a lovely gift.
0 Руб.Petal Patchi Palette
Experience a symphony of delicate hues and delectable flavors with our exquisite combination of pristine white roses, soft white carnations, blush pink roses, and luxurious Patchi chocolates
0 Руб.True Wishes Flower Box and Teddy Bear
Product Details: You Are Amazing Teddy Bear 20cm 1 Pink Hydrangea 7 Pink Roses 7 White Roses 4 Purple Roses 3 Pink Matthiola 4 Pink Carnations 2 Stems Pink Wax Leaves and Fillers - 3 Areca Palm, 2 Eucalyptus Flexi Grass and Gypso Prepared in a Black Round Box
0 Руб.Floral Blessings Bouquet Green
Product Details: 1 White Hydrangea 5 Red Roses 3 Sunflowers 5 Green Carnations 6 White Orchids Leaves and Fillers - 2 Song of India, 2 Eucalyptus, Parvifolia Gypso and 3 Single Ruscus Green and Beige Wrapping with Ribbon Bow
0 Руб.Radiant Harmony
Unadorned and presented in its natural glory, this bouquet of 101 stems of orange and white roses exudes an air of timeless elegance
0 Руб.Sunset Symphony
Explore our most beautiful flowers! Manufacturer: Gift Oasis. 6 yellow gerberas, 8 orange roses, and 4 dark pink spray carnations, 4 Green carnations, Solidago, 2 Stems of Purple Statice, Pittosporum leaves in a Glass Vase. At Gift Oasis, we’re committed to delivering the finest handpicked gifts in Dubai to create unforgettable moments. Our passion for quality and attention to detail ensures that each offering, from exquisite flowers to gourmet chocolates, leaves a lasting impression. With a wide array of options for every occasion, our luxurious and personalised gifts are sure to delight and inspire. Embrace the beauty of blooms, explore their meanings, and let flowers become the delicate yet powerful messengers of your heartfelt intentions, making every occasion a bit more special and meaningful.
0 Руб.A Fairy Tale Affair Flowers
Product Details: 4 Stems light pink carnations. 4 stems white roses. 2-3 stems green parvifolia leaves. Tied with light pink grosgrain ribbon. Beautifully Handcrafted On A 10X10 Cm Square Glass Vase.
0 Руб.Floral Patchi Aroma Hamper
Product Details: 3 Sunflowers 8 Dark Pink Roses 6 Pink Carnations 3 Stem Purple Statice 100 Gm Deluxe Patchi Chocolates 1 Reed Diffuser 1 Glass Jar Scented Candle Prepared in a Wodden Box
0 Руб.Full Of Love
Explore our most beautiful flowers! Manufacturer: Gift Oasis. 6 Pink Roses, 6 Pink Carnations, 6 Purple Alstromeria, 2 Stems of Pink Statice, Pittospirum and Leaves in a Glass Vase. At Gift Oasis, we’re committed to delivering the finest handpicked gifts in Dubai to create unforgettable moments. Our passion for quality and attention to detail ensures that each offering, from exquisite flowers to gourmet chocolates, leaves a lasting impression. With a wide array of options for every occasion, our luxurious and personalised gifts are sure to delight and inspire. Embrace the beauty of blooms, explore their meanings, and let flowers become the delicate yet powerful messengers of your heartfelt intentions, making every occasion a bit more special and meaningful.
0 Руб.Dressed To Impress
Explore our most beautiful flowers! Manufacturer: Gift Oasis. 8 Pink Roses, 6 Stems of Carnations, 8 Stems of Alstromeria, Dusty Miller, 6 Purple Matthiola and Leaves in a Glass vase. At Gift Oasis, we’re committed to delivering the finest handpicked gifts in Dubai to create unforgettable moments. Our passion for quality and attention to detail ensures that each offering, from exquisite flowers to gourmet chocolates, leaves a lasting impression. With a wide array of options for every occasion, our luxurious and personalised gifts are sure to delight and inspire. Embrace the beauty of blooms, explore their meanings, and let flowers become the delicate yet powerful messengers of your heartfelt intentions, making every occasion a bit more special and meaningful.
0 Руб.Pink Hydrangea and Carnations
Create a stunning display with this bouquet featuring 3 pink hydrangeas, 10 pink carnations, and fillers, all beautifully wrapped for a charming presentation.
0 Руб.Vibrant Red Carnations Bouquet
Product Details: 6 stems red carnations. 5-6 Stems Ruscus Leaves Tied with red grosgrain ribbon. Beautifully wrapped in a white floral wrapping. Beautifully wrapped in a white and red floral wrapping.
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Rose Perfection
Surprise and delight with this charming combination of 8 red roses, 7 pink roses, 1 teddy bear, and 16 Ferrero Rocher chocolates. A perfect gift to convey love and affection in a sweet and thoughtful way
0 Руб.The Language of Flowers
The language of flowers is as old as language itself. In the earliest poetry familiar plants were used to represent simple emotions, ideas, or states of mind: love, hope, despair, fidelity, solitude, beauty, mortality. Over time these associations entwined with myth and legend, with religious symbolism, folk and herbal lore. By the early 19th century the 'Language of Flora' had become increasingly refined, especially in England and America, where sentimental flower books listing flower meanings and illustrating them with verse were perennial bestsellers. The Everyman Language of Flowers without sacrificing the charm of its Victorian predecessors aims to provide extended, updated and rather more robust floral anthology for the 21st century, presenting poetry from ancient Greece to contemporary Britain and America, and spanning the world from Cuba to Korea, Russia to Zimbabwe. Here are Rumi and Rilke on the rose; Herrick and Louise Gluck on the lily; Chaucer, Emily Dickinson and Jon Silkin on the daisy; Mary Robinson and Ted Hughes on the snowdrop; Lorenzo de Medici, John Clare and Alice Oswald on the violet; Hugo and Roethke on carnations; Ovid and Goethe on poppies; Blake and Eugenio Montale on the sunflower; Christina Rossetti on heartsease and forget-me-nots; Emily Bronte on harebells and heather, Seamus Heaney on lupins, Pasternak on night-scented stock... Eastern cultures, rich in flower associations, are well represented: there are Tang poems celebrating chrysanthemums and peonies, Zen poems about orchids and lotus flowers, poems about jasmine and marigolds from India, roses, tulips and narcissi from Persia, the Ottoman empire and the Arabic world. Flowers are arranged by season, with roses and lilies in a section of their own. In a final section poets comment directly or indirectly on the language of flowers itself. The book concludes with a selected glossary drawn from several celebrated Victorian collections.
2570 Руб.The language of flowers is as old as language itself. In the earliest poetry familiar plants were used to represent simple emotions, ideas, or states of mind: love, hope, despair, fidelity, solitude, beauty, mortality. Over time these associations entwined with myth and legend, with religious symbolism, folk and herbal lore. By the early 19th century the 'Language of Flora' had become increasingly refined, especially in England and America, where sentimental flower books listing flower meanings and illustrating them with verse were perennial bestsellers. The Everyman Language of Flowers without sacrificing the charm of its Victorian predecessors aims to provide extended, updated and rather more robust floral anthology for the 21st century, presenting poetry from ancient Greece to contemporary Britain and America, and spanning the world from Cuba to Korea, Russia to Zimbabwe. Here are Rumi and Rilke on the rose; Herrick and Louise Gluck on the lily; Chaucer, Emily Dickinson and Jon Silkin on the daisy; Mary Robinson and Ted Hughes on the snowdrop; Lorenzo de Medici, John Clare and Alice Oswald on the violet; Hugo and Roethke on carnations; Ovid and Goethe on poppies; Blake and Eugenio Montale on the sunflower; Christina Rossetti on heartsease and forget-me-nots; Emily Bronte on harebells and heather, Seamus Heaney on lupins, Pasternak on night-scented stock... Eastern cultures, rich in flower associations, are well represented: there are Tang poems celebrating chrysanthemums and peonies, Zen poems about orchids and lotus flowers, poems about jasmine and marigolds from India, roses, tulips and narcissi from Persia, the Ottoman empire and the Arabic world. Flowers are arranged by season, with roses and lilies in a section of their own. In a final section poets comment directly or indirectly on the language of flowers itself. The book concludes with a selected glossary drawn from several celebrated Victorian collections.
