








Nile Valley
This intoxicating arrangement pays tribute to the ancient craftsmanship of the Phoenicians and Minoans. The Phoenicians, renowned for their maritime prowess, established a monopoly on purple dye production. Their city of Tyre became synonymous with this luxurious commodity, and the dye was so esteemed that it became a symbol of royalty and power across the ancient Mediterranean. The term "Phoenician" itself is believed to derive from the Greek word phoinix, meaning "purple," reflecting the centrality of this dye to their identity and economy . Much like the vibrant hues of their prized purple dye, this bouquet embodies the rich history and cultural heritage of Crete. A visually stunning blend of purple booms with lavender Roses, Lisianthus, Alstroemeria, Iris, Carnations, spider Mums, Statice, Caspia, and assorted greenery in a clear vase. This bouquet serves as a fragrant homage to the ingenuity and artistry of the Phoenicians and Minoans, whose legacy continues to inspire admiration and respect.
This intoxicating arrangement pays tribute to the ancient craftsmanship of the Phoenicians and Minoans. The Phoenicians, renowned for their maritime prowess, established a monopoly on purple dye production. Their city of Tyre became synonymous with this luxurious commodity, and the dye was so esteemed that it became a symbol of royalty and power across the ancient Mediterranean. The term "Phoenician" itself is believed to derive from the Greek word phoinix, meaning "purple," reflecting the centrality of this dye to their identity and economy . Much like the vibrant hues of their prized purple dye, this bouquet embodies the rich history and cultural heritage of Crete. A visually stunning blend of purple booms with lavender Roses, Lisianthus, Alstroemeria, Iris, Carnations, spider Mums, Statice, Caspia, and assorted greenery in a clear vase. This bouquet serves as a fragrant homage to the ingenuity and artistry of the Phoenicians and Minoans, whose legacy continues to inspire admiration and respect.