Floriography Poppy Embroidered Velvet Jewelry Tray (6.5in/17cm)

Floriography Poppy Embroidered Velvet Jewelry Tray (6.5in/17cm)Uncommon Ancestors first collection of jewelry trays, Floriography, takes its name from the coded language of flowers popularized in the 19th century following Charlotte de la Tours Le Langage des Fleurs (1819). What began as a discreet means of expressing sentiment evolved into a richly symbolic practice, where each bloom carried its own message. Crafted from solid walnut and lined with velvet, this design features an embroidered poppy. A symbol of

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