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Unique and made to order, will vary in shape slightly from image.
3-4 weeks until shipping.
Dishwasher Safe.
13cm.
H O N E Y S U C K L E
Folklore
Honeysuckle has long been associated with love, devotion, and the bonds that tie people together. In European folklore, it was often grown around doorways and garden arches to bring protection and attract happiness into the home. Its twining vines symbolized affection and fidelity, representing lovers clinging to one another. In some traditions, bringing honeysuckle indoors was thought to invite dreams of a future partner, while its sweet scent was believed to enhance intuition and draw in positive energy.
Medicinal
Traditionally used for its cooling and soothing properties. Honeysuckle has been used in herbal remedies to help reduce fevers, ease sore throats, and support the immune system. It was also valued for its anti-inflammatory and antibacterial qualities, often used in teas or infusions to help with colds and skin irritations.
Time of Year
May – September
Honeysuckle blooms from late spring through summer, producing clusters of fragrant tubular flowers rich in nectar. Its strong, sweet scent is especially noticeable in the evening, attracting pollinators like moths and bees.
Unique and made to order, will vary in shape slightly from image.
3-4 weeks until shipping.
Dishwasher Safe.
13cm.
H O N E Y S U C K L E
Folklore
Honeysuckle has long been associated with love, devotion, and the bonds that tie people together. In European folklore, it was often grown around doorways and garden arches to bring protection and attract happiness into the home. Its twining vines symbolized affection and fidelity, representing lovers clinging to one another. In some traditions, bringing honeysuckle indoors was thought to invite dreams of a future partner, while its sweet scent was believed to enhance intuition and draw in positive energy.
Medicinal
Traditionally used for its cooling and soothing properties. Honeysuckle has been used in herbal remedies to help reduce fevers, ease sore throats, and support the immune system. It was also valued for its anti-inflammatory and antibacterial qualities, often used in teas or infusions to help with colds and skin irritations.
Time of Year
May – September
Honeysuckle blooms from late spring through summer, producing clusters of fragrant tubular flowers rich in nectar. Its strong, sweet scent is especially noticeable in the evening, attracting pollinators like moths and bees.