Wild Flowers

The next in the Floramour series, Wild Flowers explores various wild flowers that are of cultural significance in different societies and have different symbolic meanings. Text in English and German.

Finally, a flower book that doesn''t just focus on ornamental plants, but also makes room for the wildflowers we encounter along the way. In her new photo book Floramour: Wild Flowers, dedicated garden enthusiast Anja Klaffenbach turns her attention to all those wildflowers we come across during walks on grassy strips, meadow sections, parking areas, or hiking trails. Often rather inconspicuous, with small flower cups, these meadow flowers add splashes of colour that define spring and summer.

However, the names of these beauties are generally unknown to the observer, but Klaffenbach now puts an end to this. In her familiar affectionate style, this Floramour edition deals with each flower theme. The coffee table book aims to be engaging, convey botanical knowledge, and present the plants from all angles, with photos, graphics, and drawings.

Klaffenbach has succeeded brilliantly in this endeavour, resulting in a photo book that is unparalleled. Both from the outside and inside, the book conveys the beauty of our nature. Upon opening it, you are immediately put in a summer mood and can delight in the detailed and atmospheric images.

In stunning images, Klaffenbach showcases the aesthetics of field flowers, which often go unnoticed in the fast pace of everyday life.

This book is a perfect addition to previously published Floramour titles and should definitely be included in this collection. For anyone looking for an exceptionally beautiful book as a gift for devoted flower enthusiasts, one that is full of inspiration and emotion, don''t hesitate to grab this one.

Text in English and German.

• | Author: Anja Klaffenbach
• | Publisher: teNeues Publishing UK Ltd
• | Publication Date: Mar 21, 2024
• | Number of Pages:
• | Language: eng
• | Binding: Hardback
• | ISBN-13: 9783961715497
• | ISBN-10: 3961715491