Orange Van Eyck

The name "Van Eyck" references the Dutch Golden Age painter Jan van Eyck or his artistic legacy, symbolizing the opulence and rarity of tulips depicted in still-life paintings of that era. Orange "broken" tulips appeared in such paintings, representing a fusion of nature and art.
Classic "broken" tulip pattern: a creamy white or pale yellow base dramatically streaked or feathered with flames of salmon, tangerine, or burnt orange. Each bloom boasts a unique, painterly pattern.
Classic "broken" tulip pattern: a creamy white or pale yellow base dramatically streaked or feathered with flames of salmon, tangerine, or burnt orange. Each bloom boasts a unique, painterly pattern.
Slender and elegant form, resembling Lily-flowered or classic Single Late tulips, exuding an old-world charm compared to modern hybrid shapes.