Electric Blue Lexi Cornflower

The Electric Blue Lexi Cornflower hangs on a single screw using the keyhole mount on the back. Screw, wall anchor, and instructions are included. Installation takes about ninety seconds. The mount sits flush against the wall. No visible hardware. It can be repositioned without wall damage

The cornflower carries meanings of delicacy, hope, and faithfulness -- it is a flower that grows in disturbed ground alongside wheat and has been associated with loyalty and constancy in the language of flowers across several European traditions. In Germany it is a national flower. In France it was adopted as a symbol of remembrance after the First World War. In the Japan Collection it is electric blue, which is its own form of constancy: a color that has committed to being exactly what it is

The Electric Blue Lexi Cornflower is an excellent choice for a maximalist interior. Electric blue holds its own in a layered room -- it does not recede behind other colors or require careful placement to be visible. The Lexi cornflower form is full and specific. For a wall that already has things on it and needs one element that provides a clear point of vivid color rather than contributing to the general accumulation, the Electric Blue Lexi Cornflower is that element

The Electric Blue Lexi Cornflower works well in rooms where a vivid accent is the intention -- a living room with a neutral palette that wants one strong note, a home office where a single vivid piece provides energy, a bedroom where the walls run dark and the cornflower functions as a point of light. The Museum of Flight carries Chive ceramics -- a context where the relationship between blue and ambition has been thought about considerably

The Electric Blue Lexi Cornflower suits maximalist, eclectic, and bold-minimalist interiors well -- the electric blue is vivid and specific and works as the single vivid element in an otherwise restrained room or as one vivid element among several in a maximalist one. the Japan Collection was developed from Japanese botanical principles, and electric blue is the collection's most direct departure from the restrained end of that palette

The Electric Blue Lexi Cornflower is an excellent gift for someone who loves color and is not interested in the cautious end of it. Electric blue is vivid and specific -- it is not a color that asks permission. The cornflower form is botanical and precise. It ships gift-ready in a gift box. For someone whose aesthetic favors commitment over restraint, this is a gift that confirms their position was correct

The Electric Blue Lexi Cornflower ships in a gift box included with purchase. No additional wrapping needed. It ships to over forty countries. The box is designed to be given directly

It is aware. It finds the association with a pharaoh's funeral wreath a more interesting origin story than most flowers can claim. The Museum of Flight carries this piece. The cornflower has now been in a tomb, a wheat field, a museum shop, and an increasing number of living rooms. It has range