NATURE INFUSED MANDALAS WITH MEANING! Many of my designs combine the chakra colors and flower essence and a meaningful mandala in one piece. Embrace Mother Nature's magnificence with one of my cottagecore nature themed designs!
A Season Of Solace - These are all blooms from my flower gardens. It is a bouquet of lupines, lilacs, and superbell calibrachoa (mini petunia). I have chosen this title as I feel that we could all use some relief from the negative energy the world is suffering from. I have created this design in hopes it brings some beauty into your life!
The mini petunia (superbell calibrachoa) symbolizes comfort.
Lupine symbolism - imagination, admiration, and overall happiness purple lupines represent generosity and loyalty. They also represents the determination and kindness of the heart.
The columbine symbolizes love, desire, faith, hope, charity, justice, temperance, prudence and fortitude. It can also mean foolishness and they Europeans thought it look like a jesters hat.
Lilacs symbolize the first emotions of love spirituality. The Celtics regarded the lilac as “magical” due to their incredibly intoxicating fragrance.
A Daisy symbolizes innocence and purity. It can also symbolize new beginnings. The flower meaning of daisy is “loyal love”and “I will never tell”. The daisy is also the birth flower for April.
The word daisy comes from the Old English word dægeseage, meaning "day's eye". The daisy was thusly named because at night the petals close over the yellow center and during the day they re-open or “awaken”. This is how the fun saying “as fresh as a daisy” was created; it infers that someone had a restful sleep.
The daisy is the sacred flower of the Norse Goddess of love, beauty and fertility, Freya. The daisy embodies childbirth, motherhood and new beginnings.
The daisy is actually two flowers in one, called a composite flower. The yellow center is called the disc floret and the outer petals are the ray floret. Because they are actually two flowers in one, blending it in such beautiful harmony they also symbolize true love!
