Candidate catalogue entry
Bouquet Final
Title: Candidate · not independently reviewedKatie Scott
Artist credit: Candidate · not independently reviewed
The inherited pilot metadata remains provisional. The separately reviewed note below does not promote the catalogue record or establish a first-edition year.
Brief creation story
The story, in brief
This note has its own sources and limits. The inherited catalogue metadata elsewhere on this page remains provisional.
Bouquet Final began with an exchange between flowers and drawing. In its August 2025 Lanterne account, Hermès traces the project to a 2024 collaboration: floral artist Azuma Makoto assembled flowers associated with different climates and Katie Scott translated the arrangement into an illustration. The article presents the bouquet as an expression of the Earth’s variety. It then describes the drawing becoming a silk carré that summer, a specific stage in the work’s journey rather than a complete chronology of every edition.[1]
Hermès explains the title as a reference to a fireworks finale. Its description names tulips, forget-me-nots and lilies, with a red poppy drawing attention at the centre. Color specialists in a Lyon workshop developed different combinations; the same article also records losange and Twilly formats.[1]
The pleasure of this story lies in its succession of translations. A temporary arrangement becomes a drawing, then a textile whose colors can change without losing the conversation that set it in motion.
First-edition year: not established by these sources.
Sources and limits of this note
- Bouquet Final A carré that emerged from Lanterne Hermès · HermèsArticle lines 63–72; Katie Scott biography lines 78–79 · Article lines 63–67 · Article line 72 · Article line 67
Evidence details and uncertainties
- artist · supported
- Katie ScottdesignBouquet Final A carré that emerged from Lanterne Hermès, Article lines 63–72; Katie Scott biography lines 78–79
- creative context · supported
- 2024 Lanterne collaboration with Azuma Makoto; article describes carré in summer 2025documented_project_chronologyBouquet Final A carré that emerged from Lanterne Hermès, Article lines 63–67
- title reference · supported
- Fireworks grand finaledesignBouquet Final A carré that emerged from Lanterne Hermès, Article line 72
- described composition · supported
- Tulips; forget-me-nots; lilies; central red poppydesignBouquet Final A carré that emerged from Lanterne Hermès, Article line 67
- documented development · supported
- Lyon color work; carré, losange and Twilly2025 articleBouquet Final A carré that emerged from Lanterne Hermès, Article line 72
- first edition year · unknown
- Unknownexisting_entity
What is documented
- Title
- Bouquet Final Candidate · not independently reviewed
- Artist credit
- Katie Scott Candidate · not independently reviewed
- First edition
- Unknown Unknown
Reviewed product variants
No product variant is established in the reviewed sample for this entry.
Discover the artist
Katie Scott Candidate · not independently reviewed association
Documentary context
The collaboration predates the bouquet: in May 2020, It’s Nice That interviewed Scott about Story of Flowers 2, made with Makoto and animator James Paulley.
2020 is the interview date, not Bouquet Final first edition. This claim cites It’s Nice That alone. Big Active concerns the first Story of Flowers and is not evidence for Story of Flowers 2.
- Feel hypnotically relaxed with this beautiful animation, Story of Flowers 2 · It’s Nice That
Jynann Ong; date lines 198–202; project history and interview lines 214–219
This narrowly scoped reference does not establish an independent history of this design or its first edition. Historical evidence and visual credits remain separate.