Stargazer lily meaning is tied to ambition and looking upward, which is fitting for a flower whose blooms face skyward instead of down. The Ivory Stargazer Lily carries that same upright posture in ceramic, its petals curved and pointed in a soft ivory that won't drop pollen or stain a tablecloth the way a fresh stargazer will. It stays fixed in place once mounted, without the strong scent that makes real stargazers difficult in small rooms, and without the week-long countdown to wilting. It's a piece that can sit in a nursery, a hallway, or a coastal-styled room without demanding water or light considerations. Florence Griswold Museum in Connecticut has long been associated with American Impressionist gardens and the artists who painted them, and this piece fits that same tradition of preserving a garden flower exactly as it looks in its best moment, holding steady on a shelf or a wall indefinitely, without the upkeep a living stargazer demands.