"Heinrich von Ofterdingen" is a novel written by the German author Novalis, published posthumously in 1802. The story follows a young poet named Heinrich, who embarks on a quest for self-discovery and artistic inspiration. The narrative blends elements of romance, mysticism, and philosophy, reflecting the ideals of the Romanticism movement. The novel is notable for its exploration of the relationship between dreams and reality, as well as the pursuit of the Blue Flower, a symbol of longing and unattainable beauty. Although unfinished, "Heinrich von Ofterdingen" remains an important work in German literature, influencing later writers and thinkers.