This double-sided design brings together two enduring spring motifs, each carrying its own symbolism.

On one side, a gathered bouquet of Easter lily, daffodil, hyacinth, lily of the valley, and tulip is tied with a soft bow. Each flower holds its own meaning. The lily speaks to life continuing, even after interruption. The daffodil marks the first courage to begin again. Hyacinth carries memory, shaped by love that does not fade. Lily of the valley offers the return of happiness. The tulip rests at the center with its steady assurance of enduring love.

Together, the bouquet reads almost like a letter written in petals, one that holds both grief and hope.

On the reverse, a lamb rests in spring grass among daffodils. It is a simple, enduring image, a symbol gentleness and of beginnings that arrive without urgency.