The meaning and symbolism of the orchid flower
Main content introduction: What is the meaning and symbolism of the orchid flower and the related introduction of understanding the symbolic significance of green plants and flowers, specifically as follows:
Different flowers have different meanings, and the same flower in different colors also has different implications. The orchid has a full bloom, bright color, graceful posture, and its leaves are green, glossy, crystal clear, and radiant, making it deeply loved by flower enthusiasts. So what kind of flower language does it have? Let's take a look at the flower language of the orchid together!
The overall flower language of the orchid is nobility, with the demeanor of a gentleman, living at the bottom of the valley without being卑微, talented but not arrogant, modest and gentle, symbolizing resilience, indomitable, wealth and auspiciousness, prosperity, and happiness.
Although the orchid is beautiful, it is not suitable to give it to others randomly. In ancient times, it was said that it could understand a person's thoughts, and if given to someone, it would not bloom. Some also say that if family relationships are not harmonious, it will not bloom either. If the orchid blooms, it is a good omen, indicating that family relationships will become more harmonious. Therefore, people also call it the "joyous flower." However, from a scientific perspective, the orchid can be given to others because it is a highly ornamental flower with beautiful meanings, making it very suitable as a gift, especially to elders.
The orchid also has a tragic and beautiful legend. It is said that a prince fell in love with a girl from an ordinary family, and the princess fell in love with the prince. When the princess found out that the prince secretly visited the girl, she became jealous to the point of madness. Forgetting that they were also victims, she told the king. When the girl was executed, the prince felt despondent and hated the princess even more. As a result, the princess became increasingly emaciated until one day she could no longer move and could only look at the prince's back.
With time, the princess's body turned into mud, her clothes turned into branches and leaves, and she became an orchid. As soon as she stopped breathing, the flowers covered her whole body. She would forever face the direction of the castle. Even after turning into a flower, she would still love him forever. Therefore, the orchid also has another flower language, which is undying love.
The above details about the flower language and symbolism of the orchid and understanding the symbolic significance of the orchid have been explained, hoping to bring you some help!