Orange Blossom Pin Tapestry Room Published by Kerber Verlag

Published by Kerber Verlag

This violet elixir to be intensive in both aroma and flavor and added depth with deep purple hues from black carrots

while the box's ormolu accents compliment the birds' colorful detailing

Nathaniel Silver (former William and Lia Poorvu Curator of the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum Collection)

Guggenheim acquired works created by artists from cultures worldwide

Orange Blossom Pin Tapestry Room Published by Kerber VerlagThroughout history, orange blossom flowers have symbolized purity, innocence, chastity and fertility. In 1684, Louis XIV transferred from Fontainebleau to Versailles and, fond of their sweet scent and gorgeous white flowers, installed his Orangerie. He insisted that even in the middle of January baskets of orange blossoms perfume the rooms. Because they partly symbolize fertility, the flowers have been considered ideal adornments for brides. The