Floriography by Jessica Roux

Floriography by Jessica Roux

In the nineteenth century a bouquet was a sentence. A yellow rose meant jealousy, not friendship. Striped carnations meant refusal. A bunch could deliver a message that could not be said aloud in a drawing room.

Jessica Roux illustrates more than a hundred flowers in her distinctive muted style and gives each one its history, its folklore and its Victorian meaning, with a second section on arranging them into messages. It is a reference book and an art book at once.

One of the most-gifted illustrated books of recent years, and beautiful enough to leave out on a table.

📚 Book Specifications

✅ Premium Quality Books.

✅ High Printing quality.

✅ Eye Friendly.

✅ Matt cover (Paperback)