Cultivated flowers, a shared purpose. Three nursery-grown orchids imagine a small fundraiser for the habitats that make their wild relatives possible.
A white Phalaenopsis hybrid in a clay pot. Broad petals, a wine-colored lip and an arching stem that asks for very little company.
A cultivated Paphiopedilum hybrid, with a sculptural pouch and a beautifully striped dorsal sepal.
An Oncidium alliance hybrid, carrying a loose spray of golden flowers on fine, branching stems.
Beauty is a beginning, not a reason to take a plant from the wild. This catalog celebrates cultivated orchids and the work of keeping habitats intact.
Select a lot for its nursery note and the imagined use of its proceeds. This exhibition is fictional; no bidding or payments take place.