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"… were decorating with flowers as early as 2,500 . They regularly placed cut flowers in vases & highly stylized arrangements were used during , for & simply as table …
…flowers were worn by loved ones and left at the tombs … blue scilla, poppy-flowered anemone, and Iris sibiric…"

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WikiCommons image of Otto Scholderer's painting, "The Flower Arrangement" or "Girl with Flowers", 1900. It depicts a young woman on the right with dark hair, in a dark dress with white around the collar. She is at a table piled high with dozens of colorful flowers that she is arranging in a shallow wicker bowl and a large heavy ceramic vase. From Rlbberlin. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Scholderer_Otto_The_Flower_Arrangement.jpg
WikiCommons photo of an ancient Egyptian stone relief (flattened) carving. English: "Relief of Mereruka's daughter smelling a lotus flower, inside of Mastaba of Mereruka. Saqqara, Egypt" Español: "Relieve de la hija de Mereruka oliendo una flor de loto en el interior de la Mastaba de Mereruka. Saqqara (Rgipto)" Photo by LBM1948, 1999. https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Saqqara,_Mereruka_1999_07.jpg
WikiCommons colorful historical illustration of various "Egyptian lotus motifs, fans, boats, and paddles.", shows flowers and other natural forms used in decorative design. "Printed on border: "Aegyptish" "Egyptian No. 2" "Egyptiens" "Tafel V" "Pl. V" Written on border: "1868." From NYPL picture collection." https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Ancient_Egyptian_Fans_and_Oars.png
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