Bruidskroon en bijpassende corsage van oranjebloesem van was, katoen en papier 1898

This is a traditional bridal crown and corsage made of wax, cotton, and paper from 1898. The crown is a simple circular arrangement of white blossoms and green leaves. The corsage, a small cluster of blossoms, is meant to be worn on the chest. This piece is a testament to the artistry of anonymous creators and serves as a glimpse into wedding traditions of the late 19th century. The combination of delicate materials like wax and cotton creates a visually appealing and sentimental piece, reflecting a romantic vision of bridal wear.