Helenium Floriography Seal sealing wax

Helenium Floriography Seal sealing waxTroy, said to have sprung from her tears as they fell to the earth. Later, in Victorian floriography, it became associated with grief, healing, and protection against sorrow. Historically, it was also used medicinally and carried into rituals meant to ward off illness and misfortune. I designed this seal in honor of my daughter, Helen, who is part of the luckiest happiness of my life. What I love about Helenium is that it is not a delicate flower in

durable seal that will impress your recipient

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Inspired by Empress Eugénie’s Large Bodice Bow

• Versatile Use: Perfect for adding a touch of sophistication to letters

Seventeenth century engravings often depicted vessels under full sail

symbolizes affection and unity

and gratitude

nuance lost

In folklore

and the sea glows beneath the Mediterranean sun

the peony blooms fully anyway