Bosschaert's "Flowers in a Glass" Accommodations Enclosure Card

Enchant your guests with the stunning floral arrangements of a 1606 Dutch still life painting, recreated in this lush design. Inspired by the opulent flower depictions that define Dutch Masters' paintings, this design features richly layered blooms in a captivating composition. Drawing on the beauty of Ambrosius Bosschaert's "Flowers in a Glass" (a public domain masterpiece), it adds timeless elegance to your event. The bouquet includes a wide variety of multicolored blooms. This includes variegated tulips in pink, red and white as well as another in hues of orange, red and yellow, a blue iris, pink peony, white daffodil with yellow centres, a pink rose, yellow and orange lilies, a pink and red carnation and a variety of wild flowers interspersed throughout. I placed a large graphic header that reads "accommodations" using an elegant modern calligraphy font. Personalise with ease using Zazzle's intuitive design tools and designate your own background colour if needed to match your wedding theme. The floral arrangements, added separately and left unlocked, can be moved, resized or rotated as needed to accommodate your details. This versatile design is part of a coordinating collection, offering a cohesive and unforgettable wedding experience. Features: Unique Dutch Masters floral design inspired by Ambrosius Bosschaert's "Flowers in a Glass" • Simple, elegant header featuring a contemporary calligraphy font • Editable text and background colour for easy personalisation • High-quality graphics and printing for a professional look • Part of a coordinating wedding collection for a unified theme • Order yours today and add a touch of artistic flair to your wedding! // 158 // *Please note that on both sides, I've added a gradient black image meant to mask any part of the flowers if needed. This will be useful if you need to add text that is longer than my filler copy, and it happens to fall over the colourful image. On one side, I've used the mask and on the other the file is hidden. To reveal it on the hidden side, simply click the eyeball icon to the right of that layer. Once visible, you can resize and/or move it around as necessary. The layer includes the filename "mask-overlay-black-fuzzy-round-5054x5741.png".