The sickle flower frame was a popular funeral tribute, and one of the more recognizable symbols of death. As such, it was not appropriate for everyone. This design was an inexpensive option for the funeral because it did not require many flowers to achieve the shape. A few sprigs of wheat were often included, as if they had just been cut by the blade. The sheaf was made of the stabilized, dried gr
- Köszönet: Smithsonian Gardens, Horticultural Artifacts Collection. Gift of H. Weber & Sons Company.
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