Design Story & Atmosphere
Metallic lilies spread like waves beneath tall blue spires, while spiny silver spheres and drifting pale fibres create the feeling of an abyssal landscape.
❀ Flower Materials
Dyed ice-blue lilies, blue-and-white dyed tulips or single-petalled lilies, blue delphinium, dyed blue gerbera, blue eryngium or globe thistle, silver mist grass, blue star flower, preserved asparagus or fern, dark foliage, and black wrapping.
❀ Flower Meaning
Blue lily conveys singular devotion and mystery; delphinium represents courage and openness; gerbera adds strength and optimism; eryngium symbolises independence and protection.
❀ Ideal Occasions & Gifting Moments
A powerful option for anniversaries, bold birthdays, romantic surprises, performance or fashion milestones, and dramatic evening events. Due to the extreme toxicity of true lilies to cats, it should never be sent to a cat-owning household.
❀ Fragrance
Moderate to strong if Oriental lilies are used; most dyed supporting flowers have little scent.
❀ Allergy & Pet Safety
True lilies are extremely toxic to cats, including pollen and vase water. Delphinium is toxic if eaten; tulips are also unsafe for pets. Eryngium spines and dye can irritate or stain. Keep completely away from animals and sensitive handlers.
❀ Expected Vase Life
About 6–9 days, with lily buds opening progressively.
❀ Care Guide
Recut 1–2 cm from each stem at an angle, remove foliage below the waterline, and place in a sanitised vase with fresh water and flower food. Replace water every one to two days, remove fading flowers, and display in a cool area away from direct sun, heat, draughts, ripening fruit, children, and pets.














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