Issue 5

Flowers and Bouquets in Cyprus — Aesthetic Choices in Every Petal

Looking to order flowers in Cyprus with delivery? Want to buy a bouquet in Limassol, Paphos, or anywhere on the island that truly stands out? At The Sixth Sense, you’ll find floral design that inspires.

Issue 2

Flowers in Art

The French artist Claude Monet once said ‘I must have flowers, always and always’. There is no doubt why these fragile, yet so beautiful creatures have always been inspirational for artists. Let’s get acquainted with the most devoted fans of flowers among artistic souls.

In art, flowers stimulate imagination and fascinatingly spark strokes of innovativeness.

Our flower studio offers unique arrangements — from minimalist interior pieces to elaborate floral creations. We work with premium-quality flowers sourced directly from the Netherlands, including rare varieties of heliconia, peonies, roses, and exotic plants not commonly found in Cyprus flower shops.

You can easily order a bouquet online through our website — for yourself, as a gift, or for any special moment. We deliver flowers across Cyprus, quickly and with care. Prefer a more personal touch? Visit us in person and explore our walk-in floral fridge, where you can handpick flowers and have a florist craft your vision.

The Sixth Sense is a flower shop in Cyprus where aesthetics, quality, and personal attention come together. Whether your budget is €50 or €500, you’ll get a beautifully styled bouquet with a distinct personality. If you’re searching for flowers in Cyprus that make a lasting impression — you’ve just found them.

The Dutch Golden Age brought a remarkable range of floral still-life paintings, showcasing the artistry of painters like Jan Brueghel the Elder and Rachel Ruysch.

For impressionists, flowers were the means to capture fleeting moments of color and light.

And Claude Monet and his artworks provided this evidence. The famous series of water lily paintings are made up of approximately 250 oil paintings and have become Monet’s most recognizable works.Flowers, essentially, became the vessels for expressing the artist's psyche, that went past the confines of visual representation. Just like Van Gogh channeled his inner passion into vibrant depictions of flowers.