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Hera

Name: Hera
Brand: Amicis
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Hera: cream hydrangeas, ivory garden roses and pale peach ranunculus in quietly regal restraint. Luxury flowers in Dubai with same-day delivery.

Description

Hera brings together cream hydrangeas, ivory garden roses, pale peach ranunculus and soft eucalyptus into a single composition of regal restraint. Nothing here shouts; every bloom has been chosen for the way it holds light and softens it. The result is quietly powerful, the kind of arrangement that settles a room rather than competes with it.

The hydrangea anchors the piece. Named from the Greek for water vessel, it has long been associated with grace, abundance and heartfelt emotion, and its dense, cloud-like heads give Hera its generous, sculptural volume. Around it gather our garden roses, the most storied of all cut flowers, cultivated for thousands of years and prized for their many-petalled, old-world form. Ivory roses carry a gentle, honeyed fragrance and have always spoken of reverence, devotion and new beginnings. Explore more of the form across our garden and luxury roses.

Pale peach ranunculus thread warmth through the palette. With their tissue-thin, layered petals coiled like the pages of a small book, ranunculus symbolise charm and quiet admiration, a flower that says what words sometimes cannot. Soft eucalyptus frames it all in cool, silvery green, its clean, resinous scent lending freshness and a calm, grounding finish.

The colour story stays deliberately tonal: cream into ivory into the faintest blush of peach. It is a palette that reads as composed and considered, suited to those who favour understatement over spectacle. Hera flatters a refined interior, a milestone worth marking with dignity, or simply a gesture meant to feel sincere. See how it sits within our soft white and ivory arrangements, or browse the wider luxury flowers collection for pieces in a similar register.

Each Hera is hand-finished by our florists in the Amicis Dubai atelier, built stem by stem so the proportions stay true. To keep it at its best, trim the stems on arrival, refresh the water every couple of days, and keep the arrangement out of direct sun and away from heat. Cared for simply, it holds its quiet poise for days.

Perfect for

Hera suits moments that call for sincerity and a calm, regal touch:

A milestone anniversary or a gesture of lasting devotion
An elegant gift for her, or for anyone who favours soft, tonal palettes
Bridal and ceremonial occasions where ivory and cream feel right
A refined token of respect, gratitude or heartfelt congratulation

For more pieces in this gentle register, browse our hydrangea arrangements.

Product Components

Hera is composed with these confirmed floral components:

Amaranthus, Anthurium, Chrysanthemum, Fern, Hydrangea, Lisianthus, Ranunculus, Rose, Tulip.

Final stem counts and supporting seasonal accents may vary slightly with market availability.

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Caring for your Hera

Keep Hera in a clean vase with plenty of fresh, cool water, as the roses and tulips drink heavily and will droop quickly if the level runs low. The hydrangea takes in moisture through its petals as well as its stem, so a light misting of the head revives it on warmer Dubai days. Recut the woody rose stems on a sharp angle and avoid crushing the more delicate ranunculus and lisianthus stems, which bruise easily and cloud the water. Stand the arrangement away from direct sun, draughts, and ripening fruit, and lift out any spent hydrangea or tulip blooms early so the anthurium and chrysanthemum can carry the display through its second week.

A note on your specific blooms

Amaranthus — Recut the stems at an angle and keep the water shallow, as amaranthus drinks heavily and the lower stem softens quickly when submerged too deep.
Anthurium — Anthurium prefers warmth — keep it away from the cold and wipe the leaf gently.
Chrysanthemum — Chrysanthemum is sensitive to murky water — strip the lower leaves and refresh it often.
Fern — Keep fronds out of direct sun and mist them occasionally, as ferns lose moisture through their leaves faster than most cut greenery.
Hydrangea — Hydrangea takes up water through its petals — mist the heads and keep the vase topped up.
Lisianthus — Its stems are slender and easily bruised, so handle gently and recut at an angle before placing in clean, shallow water.
Ranunculus — Cut the hollow stems straight across, not at an angle, and keep water shallow and fresh, as these stems sit soft and bruise or rot easily when submerged too deep.
Rose — Roses drink heavily — re-cut the stems at an angle every couple of days.
Tulip — Tulips keep growing in the vase and lean toward light, so use a tall, supportive vessel and turn it daily to keep the stems straight.

The story behind these flowers

A closer look at the blooms gathered into this arrangement.

Amaranthus

Origin

Tropical Americas (Andes & Mesoamerica)

Cultivated since

For thousands of years by Andean & Mesoamerican peoples

Fragrance

Virtually scentless

Symbolises

Immortality, unfading love & endurance

Grown across the Americas for millennia as both grain and ornament, amaranthus is best known for its long crimson tassels that spill downward in soft, trailing ropes. Its name comes from the Greek for unfading, a nod to blooms that hold colour and form even as they dry. In an arrangement it adds movement and weight, draping over the edge of a vessel to break a clean silhouette and lend an Amicis piece an unhurried, sculptural fall.

Anthurium

Origin

Rainforests of Colombia & Ecuador

Documented

By botanists in the 1870s

Fragrance

Virtually scentless

Symbolises

Hospitality, confidence & beauty

The anthurium's glossy, sculptural 'bloom' is in fact a modified leaf, with a poised tropical architecture few flowers can match. It lends Amicis designs a clean, modern edge — and one of the longest vase lives in the bouquet.

Chrysanthemum

Origin

East Asia — China & Japan

Cultivated since

Over 3,000 years in China

Fragrance

Soft, earthy and herbal

Symbolises

Longevity, joy & well-wishing

One of the oldest cultivated flowers, prized in China and Japan for three thousand years and honoured with its own festival. Its dense, textured heads bring depth and a long, dependable life to an arrangement.

Fern

Origin

Worldwide, in shaded woodlands and wetlands

Recorded

In the fossil record for hundreds of millions of years

Fragrance

Faint and green

Symbolises

Texture, depth & natural movement

One of the oldest plant lineages on Earth, ferns flourished long before the first flowering plant unfurled. In an arrangement their feathered, architectural fronds soften hard edges and lend a quiet woodland depth, the green foil that lets Amicis blooms read clean and considered.

Hydrangea

Origin

Japan & the Americas

Cultivated since

Reached European gardens in the 1700s

Fragrance

Very light, fresh and green

Symbolises

Heartfelt emotion & gratitude

Named from the Greek for 'water vessel', the hydrangea carries full, cloud-like heads that shift colour with the soil — from blush and cream to deep blue. Its generous volume gives Amicis bouquets their soft, romantic fullness.

Lisianthus

Origin

Prairies of the southern United States and Mexico

Cultivated since

The 20th century, refined by Japanese breeders

Fragrance

Virtually scentless, clean and unobtrusive

Symbolises

Appreciation, charisma & lasting bonds

Native to the open prairies of the southern United States and Mexico, lisianthus grew wild until Japanese breeders coaxed it into the ruffled, rose-like bloom we know today. Its layered petals open in slow succession, giving an arrangement a gentle, unfurling movement long after the first stems have peaked.

Ranunculus

Origin

Eastern Mediterranean and southwest Asia

Reached Europe

In the 1500s, via Ottoman gardeners

Fragrance

Faint to virtually none

Symbolises

Charm, radiance & allure

Each bloom holds dozens of tissue-thin petals layered into a near-perfect sphere, a structure that opens slowly from a tight bud into something almost rose-like. That gradual unfurling makes Ranunculus a quiet anchor in an Amicis arrangement - sculptural when closed, generous and full once it relaxes open.

Rose

Origin

Asia — China, Persia & the Mediterranean

Cultivated since

Over 5,000 years

Fragrance

Warm and sweet, of honey & tea

Symbolises

Love, gratitude & admiration

The most storied flower in the world, grown and gifted for five millennia. Its layered petals and soft scent have made it the universal language of affection — and the quiet anchor of almost every Amicis arrangement.

Tulip

Origin

Central Asia, long cultivated across the Ottoman world

Cultivated since

The 1500s in Europe

Fragrance

Faint and fresh, often nearly scentless

Symbolises

Perfect love, elegance & spring renewal

Native to the mountains and steppes of Central Asia and prized in the Ottoman court, the tulip reached Europe in the 1500s and later fed a Dutch trading frenzy in which the rarest bulbs could rival the price of a house. Its clean, sculptural cup and quiet colour make it a study in restraint - a flower that keeps growing and bending toward the light long after it is cut, giving any Amicis arrangement a living, unhurried grace.

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