Glamelia: The Glorified Flower
I LOVE the glamelia! Isn't it beautiful!
Glamelia's date back to the 40 & 50's. Designing a glamelia is old school artistry. They are handmade from invidividual rose petals {or other flower petals} and crafted to look like one large bloom. The design can be tedious and time consuming but make for beautiful bouquets or corsages.
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Posted by: flowers delivery Poland | June 29, 2010 at 04:25 AM
I love, love, love glamilias! I carried them for my bridal bouquet back in 19985. They looked just like camelias, which were out of season. My dad, a retired florist, had them made for me and taught me how to make them too. We use a rosebud or an unopened gladiola bud, and gladiola petals to build the flower.
Yours are beautiful! I love the single large flower.
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Posted by: school_dubl | December 28, 2010 at 11:41 AM
A glamelia is made from gladiola blooms. Glads made to look like camelias = Glamelia!
Rose petals that are added to an open rose in the same fashion is called a "dutchess" rose.
I am old school.
Posted by: Dan Lobb | July 14, 2011 at 12:14 PM