Orange Gerbera Daisy Postage Stamps | Beautiful Blooms Series | Orange Flowers | Botanical Wedding Stamps | Vintage Unused USPS Postage 41c

Add vibrant floral beauty and warm orange color to your correspondence with these unused vintage Orange Gerbera Daisy postage stamps from the USPS Beautiful Blooms series! Featuring a dramatic close-up photograph of a vivid orange gerbera daisy with broad petals radiating from a richly textured center, this striking 2007 design evokes garden flowers, summer celebrations, romance, warmth, joy, and colorful botanical style. Perfect for wedding invitations, save the dates, bridal showers, engagement announcements, thank you cards, birth announcements, and other special correspondence, these stamps add a bright and sophisticated floral accent to your envelopes.

In pristine mint condition and valid for current postage use, each stamp holds a face value of 41-cents. These authentic USPS postage stamps are suitable for current mailing when used with the total required postage based on the weight of your mailing.

STAMP INFORMATION:

• Stamp Name: Orange Gerbera Daisy
• Stamp Series: Beautiful Blooms
• Year Issued: 2007
• Face Value: 41-cents (USD) per stamp
• Topic(s): Orange Gerbera Daisy, Gerbera Daisy, Gerbera, Orange Daisy, Daisy, Flowers, Floral, Botanical, Orange Flowers, Garden Flowers, Summer Flowers, Gardening, Nature, Weddings, Romance, Celebration, Beautiful Blooms, Mark Laita, Carl T. Herrman
• Color(s): Orange, Green, Multicolored
• Mailing Occasions: Wedding Invitations, Save the Dates, Bridal Shower Invitations, Engagement Announcements, Birth Announcements, Baby Showers, Thank You Cards, Garden Weddings, Summer Correspondence, Floral-Themed Mail, Botanical Events
• Printing Method: Photogravure
• Scott Number: 4177
• Adhesion Type: Self-Adhesive
• Stamp Size: 25 × 22 mm / 0.98 × 0.87 in
• Condition: Genuine Unused USPS Postage Stamps, Ready to Use for USPS Mailings, Mint Condition

STAMP DESCRIPTION & HISTORY: The 2007 Orange Gerbera Daisy stamp was issued as one of ten 41-cent designs in the USPS Beautiful Blooms series. This stamp features a dramatic close-up photograph of an orange gerbera daisy, emphasizing the flower’s broad radiating petals and richly textured central disk. Photographer Mark Laita created the floral photographs used throughout the issue, while Carl T. Herrman served as designer, art director, and typographer. This stamp was issued on August 10, 2007, in Portland, Oregon, as part of a self-adhesive double-sided booklet of 20 and was printed by Avery Dennison using photogravure.

FLOWER DESCRIPTION: Gerbera daisies belong to the genus Gerbera in the sunflower family, Asteraceae. Their large flower heads are composed of numerous individual florets arranged around a prominent central disk, creating the appearance of a single bold blossom. Gerberas are cultivated in a wide range of colors, including orange, red, pink, yellow, white, and cream, and are prized for their vivid color and long-lasting appearance in floral arrangements.

GERBERA DAISIES & WEDDING FLOWERS: Gerbera daisies are popular wedding flowers because their bold form and saturated color bring energy and personality to bouquets, centerpieces, and floral installations. Orange gerberas work especially well with warm, cheerful, garden-inspired, summer, and autumn wedding palettes. This stamp’s close-up composition gives wedding and celebration envelopes a vivid floral focal point.

ORANGE FLOWERS & CELEBRATION: Orange flowers are often associated with warmth, enthusiasm, happiness, creativity, and celebration. Their vibrant color adds energy to floral arrangements and pairs naturally with yellow, coral, red, peach, green, and neutral tones. The rich orange gerbera on this stamp makes it especially fitting for joyful events, colorful weddings, and sunny seasonal correspondence.

GERBERAS IN GARDENS & FLORAL DESIGN: Gerbera daisies are widely grown as ornamental plants and commercially as cut flowers. Their sturdy stems, symmetrical blooms, and broad range of colors make them favorites among florists and gardeners. They work equally well as bold focal flowers or as colorful accents alongside roses, dahlias, greenery, and other seasonal blooms.

STAMP MEANING & SPIRITUAL SIGNIFICANCE: The Orange Gerbera Daisy design symbolizes joy, warmth, optimism, creativity, enthusiasm, friendship, and celebration. Its vivid orange petals evoke energy and happiness, while the open daisy form suggests cheerfulness and sincerity. For weddings and meaningful correspondence, this stamp expresses vibrant affection, positivity, and joyful connection.

STAMP SERIES HISTORY: The USPS issued the Beautiful Blooms series on August 10, 2007, in Portland, Oregon. The ten 41-cent designs feature echinacea, tulip, water lily, poppy, spider chrysanthemum, orange gerbera, iris, dahlia, Vulcan magnolia, and red gerbera daisy. Photographer Mark Laita created the bold close-up floral images, while Carl T. Herrman designed and art-directed the issue. The stamps were released in self-adhesive booklet and coil formats, presenting familiar flowers as dramatic photographic portraits rather than conventional botanical illustrations. Scott 4177 represents the Orange Gerbera Daisy design from the booklet format.