Hellebore can be found blooming when much else in the cemetery has fallen to winter sleep. The flowers come in many colours, but the most striking may be the deep, dark purples. Very poisonous, and very beautiful; they symbolise a troubled heart, scandals and secrets untold.
In Victorian times, flowers spoke where words could not. Through a practice known as ‘floriography’, flowers had their own language. Every bloom and colour variation held a new meaning.
This pin is part of a collaboration with Coral Nathan 'The Serene Cemetery' and was successfully funded through Kickstarter 🖤
35mm
Hard enamel
Gold plated
Two rubber backings
Raised logo on back
Packaging:
I am proud to say that all of the packaging I use is recyclable and/or biodegradable.
Boxes: cardboard (biodegradable and recyclable)
Tissue paper: acid-free (biodegradable)
Zig-zag filling: card (biodegradable and recyclable)
Backing cards: card (biodegradable and recyclable)
Pin bags: glassine (biodegradable and recyclable)
Packing peanuts: starch (biodegradable)
Hive wrap: card (biodegradable and recyclable)
Disclaimer:
Enamel Pins: Products are not for the ages of 13 and under. Contains sharp parts and small components that could risk chocking if swallowed. Please do not wear without the rubber backing. Products should be kept out of reach of babies.
