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Lenten roses; originally native to Greece and Turkey.
Yet a welcome sight in tandem throughout the United States,
from the midwest to the south, lasting six months in most regions.
Imagine a full bouquet atop a priceless treasure such as this 1922 vase by Edith Brown, now held in a private collection. Edith aptly captured the pure essence of reflective pastoral scenery in glorious greens.
Edith Brown was part of the Paul Revere Pottery,
the first women-owned and run art pottery in America.
Click here to learn more about the fascinating story.
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