Larkspur flower meaning is rooted in openness and strong attachment, symbolism that has made it a common July birth flower gift. The Ivory Larkspur reproduces its tall, spiked form in ceramic, each small ivory bloom stacked along the stem the way it grows in a garden bed, without the staking or deadheading a real larkspur requires to stay upright. It suits a beach-toned room or a coastal gallery wall, standing in for a cut stem that would otherwise droop within days. There's no vase to refill, no fallen petals to sweep up, and no seasonal window to work around — a larkspur planted in ceramic blooms in every month at once. Mounted flat against a wall or displayed on a shelf, it holds its exact shape without fading or crumbling. The Chrysler Museum of Art in Norfolk has featured decorative botanical work across its collections, and this piece continues that same interest in flowers rendered permanent rather than left to their single, brief season.