The anchor flower arrangement was difficult to arrange. It required tight work and precise outlining, or the shape of the flower frame would be lost. It was appropriate to send to the funeral of men or women of any age. Anchors are symbolic of many things but was primarily associated with hope in the nineteenth century. The anchor was also an attribute of the allegory of Hope, who was one of the m
- Köszönet: Smithsonian Gardens, Horticultural Artifacts Collection. Gift of H. Weber & Sons Company.
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