Parachute flowers rise from a winding green stem in a softly lit conservatory. The nearest bloom has a long pale tube that opens into narrow arches. Above the openings, a joined speckled canopy forms a small lobed roof. Dark green markings cover the lighter surface, and tiny hairs catch the light around its edge.

A second flower stands farther back at the left, turned to show another angle of the unusual form. Its softer outline makes the sharp foreground bloom easier to follow. Both flowers remain visibly attached to the climbing vine. Fine lengthwise lines run along the pale tubes, while the thicker stems curve through the lower part of the frame.

Two heart-shaped leaves provide a broad dark-green base beneath the delicate structures. Clear droplets cling to their waxy surfaces and gather near the leaf edges. More foliage overlaps in the background, broken by the pale vertical and horizontal lines of the greenhouse windows. The tall composition keeps the flower, stem and leaves together, allowing the intricate upper form to remain connected to the living plant that supports it.