Fool's Parsley 03/7 Vase

Inspired by a wallpaper, Fool’s Parsley, by C.F. A Voysey created in 1907, holding a plant with small yellow flowers, and canary-yellow birds with black details perching on green foliage in Approximate Symmetry. As for Fool's Parsley, it is so called because it looks a lot like young garden parsley – for a mistaken fool, the plant would have serious adverse effects.

Voysey’s sharp yellow blooms maybe a little humour on his part as, unlike parsley, Fool’s Parsley has white flowers. Emma gives her own yellow bird a cushion of fluffy, small white flowers arranged in umbels, just as it should be. Tilting his head over the downy clouds of white, one wonders whether he is considering a proverb or two.

Ex Tax: £662.50

• Designer: Emma Bossons
• Dimensions: H 18.00 x W 13.00 x D 13.00 cm
• Availability: In Stock