The Enchanting Flower Crowns in Spencer's The Butterfly Fairy

 

Last year on October 4th, Spencer had bought a wildflower crown that was bought from Etsy shop. But however this flower crown was delivered all the way from England. The wild flower crown consists of materials of real dried flower specimens. Flower specimens such as daisies to baby's-breath flowers. The wild flower also consists of having some ever greens that are dried up. 

Although this rose flower crown may look real, but actually these are artificial flowers of  roses and baby-breath flowers. Created by Joyce Sheppard in July 2024, this flower crown holds a special place in The Butterfly Fairy. Cindy White, the princess of the butterflies wears white roses on her hair. Later in art, Spencer drew her with white roses in her hair as well. Legend has it she picks up a color rose and place it on her hair. But when the roses placed on her hair that's when it turns white as snow. The legend branches out in his concept art instead of the stories. 

In conclusion, flower crowns were used in The Butterfly Fairy, but not established as part to their central themes. Such as forgiveness to natural balance of life. But they are known to be legends to Cindy White.