Edelweiss Pendant - Blossom red pearls the world’s first museum café

the world’s first museum café

George Washington and Thomas Jefferson planted dogwoods around their homes in the 1700’s

with clusters of leaves punctuated by luminous red freshwater pearls

The slow growing dwarf variety is close clipped (a custom that began in Roman times) to make decorative edgings

This versatile grain is a key base ingredient for many beloved baked and cooked goods

Edelweiss Pendant - Blossom red pearls the world’s first museum caféEdelweiss, the national flower of Austria and a symbol of the Alps, is protected under the law to keep it safe from extinction. While it may seem harmless for tourists and sightseers to pick this cherished flower in their travels, over picking eventually leaves the plant unable to grow. Edelweiss also holds the meaning of deep devotion due to its ability to withstand the harshest weather conditions. Not only does this flower have significant meaning