A Symbol of Grace and Healing

The Asian Pigeonwings flower, scientifically known as Clitoria ternatea, is a bloom that captivates not only with its striking color but also with its cultural, medicinal, and ecological significance. Native to Southeast Asia, this delicate yet resilient flower is often called the Butterfly Pea and once you see its vibrant blue petals fluttering in the breeze, it's easy to understand why.

The most iconic feature of the Asian Pigeonwings is its deep, royal blue color with a soft yellow or white throat though some varieties bloom in white or purple. The petals are shaped like butterfly wings, giving the plant its charming nickname. It grows on a slender, twining vine that often climbs fences, trellises, and walls, making it a favorite for decorative gardens.

To some, it’s a medicinal herb. To others, a tea. To many more, it's a moment of color and joy. The Asian Pigeonwings flower is a reminder that nature often offers beauty with purpose and sometimes, even a little magic.