Clematis mustacea purpurea
Latin name: Clematis mustace purpurea
Common name: Purple mustard clematis
The lanceolate petals of Clematis mustacea purpurea are albero in color, on which spots of a purple glaze stand out. That's where this clay flower, with its cheerful and refined style, gets its name.
The lighting in this collection invites contemplation through light. Thanks to its mirrored bulb, it highlights the piece, leaving it all illuminated and allowing you to discern the different textures that make it up. Using cutting-edge technology, its steel finish bulb allows you to pulse-regulate its intensity in three steps without the need for dimming on the wall.
Materials and maintenance
Shipping and returns
Shipping:
We handcraft each piece with attention to every detail; therefore, our estimated manufacturing time is 8 weeks. Shipments will be made with a transport agency and may take between 24-48 hours once they leave Terria.
Returns:
In this section, you can view our return policy.
Inspired by the Clematis
Clematis is a genus with more than 200 species distributed throughout the temperate regions of the world, most of which are native to Japan and China.
They are generally climbing plants and use their tendrils to rise up trellises, walls, and arbors, creating authentic vertical gardens.
They offer great beauty through an enormous diversity of flowers in different shapes, sizes, and colors. They can have anywhere from 4 to more than 10 petals, depending on the variety, and a feathery central mass of stamens that usually contrasts in color with the petals.
They bloom to offer a true spectacle that can occur during different seasons of the year, depending on the species, and give off an intense scent similar to jasmine.
As a climber that ascends in search of light, it is symbolically associated with determination, hope, and the ability to pursue one's dreams.
For this reason, it is known in some cultures as the flower of dreamers.
