The kind of the flowers shown in the picture is called Aquilegia. In this picture, they are in their full bloom.
They have several layers of petals, which generally appear indigo but also have white parts on the upper portions. Each of the indigo parts has its two shades - light and dark. And the white parts do not appear pure white - indigo spreads to the white parts in the form of dense spots, which pose a transition from indigo to white. Surrounded by layers of petals, the stamen are slender and splendid in yellow. At the heart of each flower is a green stigma, closely surrounded by stamen.
The most eye-catching one of the four flowers open its petals like a trumpet, while the other three slightly open theirs like a reserved and elegant woman, carrying a sense of mystery. The flowers look quite vibrant when set against the lush green leaves.
