“Daucus Carota” – Pressed Queen Anne’s Lace Flower Pendant

Gone away on a pinecone-picking, window-fixing, clothes-mending, tree-tending, mushroom-chopping, island-hopping, soil-building, plant-guilding, music-making, Grass Laking sabbatical. See you all on the other side and, as always, thank you for your continued support!

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“Daucus Carota” – Pressed Queen Anne’s Lace Flower Pendant

A one-of-a-kind gift for a friend or for oneself, this necklace contains real Wild Carrot flowers pressed, dried, and preserved in resin. The bronze pendant hangs from a leather cord measuring 19″. Each necklace has been paired with a poem excerpt on the front of the packaging, in addition to a plantable poem on the back of the packaging.

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Title: “”Daucus Carota”
Materials: Resin, Pressed Wild Carrot (Queen Anne’s Lace) flower, Leather cord
Length: 19″
Description: Pressed Flower Pendant

Fun Fact: While Queen Anne’s Lace is edible, it is easily confused with Poison Hemlock. The first way to make a confident identification is to look for a red or purplish dot in the center of flower. Rumor has it, when Queen Anne was sewing together her lace, she pricked her finger and left behind a droplet of her blood. The second way to be sure what you are consuming is an edible treat and not a toxic alkaloid is to look at the stem of the plant. Queen Anne doesn’t shave her legs, so her stems look a bit hairy.