The Grand Ranunculus

Available in extremely limited quantities, with only 30 pieces crafted, the Grand Ranunculus is a monumental expression of botanical innovation and artistic achievement.

At the heart of this arrangement rests the Eternity® Japanese Ranunculus, grown exclusively for Venus et Fleur in partnership with our botanical farms in Japan, and released this season in very limited quantities. Amongst the most coveted blooms in the world and rare even in the fresh floral world, our Eternity® Japanese Ranunculus represents a first-to-market achievement years in the making. 

The arrangement is complemented by a refined selection of Eternity® Blooms from our signature pearl Eternity® Roses, lavender and purple-pink Eternity® Garden Roses, raspberry Eternity® Spray Roses, and white Eternity® Hydrangeas each layered with foliage, eucalyptus, and caspia for depth. Our Eternity® Blooms are hand-picked by botanical experts at our partner farms in Japan and Ecuador, and preserved at peak beauty to last a year. 

For the first time in our history, our master artisans have transferred the exclusive hand-drawn Delft Jardin Bleu illustration directly onto our best-selling porcelain Amphora Vase using a specialty glaze, each piece finished by hand with painted gold accents. Every Grand Ranunculus vessel is as extraordinary as the arrangement it holds—a one-of-a-kind collector's object designed to be kept and displayed long after the flowers are remembered.
 
Grand Ranunculus is not simply a floral arrangement. It is a masterpiece meant to be treasured. 

Delivered by white glove service in the New York City and Tri-State areas only. Please contact concierge@venusetfleur.com for special delivery requests outside of this zone.

When properly cared for, eternity flowers will last a year or more with minimal effort.

• Keep the arrangement in a room-temperature environment.
• If dust collects with time, remove it lightly using a duster.
• Be mindful when carrying the arrangement; it's a very delicate product.
• Do not water the arrangement.
• Avoid exposure to direct sunlight.
• Don’t place objects on the flowers.
• Keep the flowers in the vase, they are secured there by expert florists and will ruin if removed.
• Avoid contact with light-colored fabric or surfaces as staining may occur.