Lemieux Bluebell Riding Wear and Horse Wear
Discount Equestrian proudly presents the LeMieux® Bluebell Collection!
The beautiful Bluebell Collection by prestigious equestrian brand LeMieux® is said to complement coat colours such as grey, black, and bay perfectly.
Stunning products available as part of the Bluebell Collection include:
* Dynamique Jacket
* Luxe T-Shirt
* Luxe Hoodie
* Capella Leather Headcollar
* Loire Fly Hood
* Loire Classic Close Contact Square
* Loire Classic Dressage Square
* Loire Classic GP Square
* Loire Memory Close Contact Square
* Loire Memory Dressage Saddlepad
* Loire Polo Bandages
Origin of the colour (courtesy of pansymaiden.com):
“Bluebells are small tubular flowers that typically come in different shades of blue and purple. These bell-shaped flowers are grouped under the genus Hyacinthoides, which includes 11 species. […]
Like other popular flowers, bluebells have a special place in art and literature. ‘The Bluebell’ is a poem written by Emily Bronte, in which she describes the beauty of British woodlands filled with bluebells. Jack Wiggins, an artist known for his paintings depicting changing seasons, captures the blue spring blossoms in his work, ‘A Bluebell Wood’.
Flowers are important to humans for a number of reasons. Their mesmerizing beauty provide us comfort and boosts our mood. They also evoke powerful emotions. People have been using flowers to convey messages and feelings for centuries. […]
The common bluebell [flower’s] meaning is eternal love. It is a deep love for your significant other that transcends time. […]
These nodding wild blossoms capture the attention of onlookers with their delicate beauty making them a symbol of humility. Bluebells are charming flowers that appear to be bowing modestly despite their ethereal beauty and importance in wildlife.
Another common bluebell flower meaning is gratitude. They make a suitable gift as a sign of appreciation for someone who has shown you kindness and generosity.
As a perennial plant, bluebells flower year after year in the springtime. They stay in bloom for about two months and then disappear with a promise to return the next year. It sends a message of loyalty, persistence, and permanence. It teaches one to always be present for their loved ones.
Bluebells are connected to spirituality. These mesmerizing flowers that spring up in forests and meadows fill our hearts with wonder, thrill, and tranquility. It’s no surprise they are associated with spirituality and the spiritual realm. […]
Blue is the color of compassion, and blue bluebells stand for kindness and gratitude. […]”
