The most beautiful Dutch flower fields are located in the 'bulb region'. Located between Amsterdam and The Hague. Bulb cultivation started from the 16th century to the present. The so-called tulip mania arose in the 17th century. The tulip mania is seen by economists as the first wave of speculation. The bulbs were (are) traded around the flowering period from April to May. After the harvest, these are sold or changed hands (The right to grow this type of flower). In the 17th century, speculators were buying these bulbs before anyone had ever seen them in bloom. That meant that a contract was drawn up for a future purchase, today it is called futures trading. This collection represents the tulip mania in a new jacket. Enjoy this first series of special Dutch flowers!