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Flowers Language
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• Monday, April 26th, 2010

Flowers have a language of their own, a bright particular language, that is fun to explore.

Almost all women like flowers. They like to receive many flowers even if is her birthday or an anniversary or for no reason at all. The woman consider that it doesn’t really have to be a special day to bring her flowers, it should happen in any simple day in order to show your feelings for her.

If you didn’t bring her flowers for a long time, she might think that you have no feelings any more for her.

If you have already a girlfriend and you care about her you should show your feelings. If you decided to do this by bringing her flowers, you have a large variety to choose from. Every kind of flower has a particular language, all of them express something. So, according to your feelings for her and what you want to show her, choose the flower which it represents you.

For example, ROSES are most use because have a lot of senses. Every color means something else:

* red – imply passionate, romantic love

* white – express innocence, purity, secrecy, virtue and chastity

* yellow – friendship or devotion, a dying love, platonic love, and also means jealousy and infidelity

* blue – mystery, attaining the impossible

* orange – desire, passion

* burgundy – beauty

* pink – a lesser affection, grace

* light pink – admiration, sympathy

* dark pink – gratitude

* red and yellow – joy, happiness, excitement

* red and white – unity

Another beautiful and used flower is LILY:

* imperial one -express majesty

* day lily – means coquetry

* white – youthful innocence, purity

* yellow – gaiety, falsehood

* water lily – purity of heart

If you want to show her your thoughts, bring her CAMELLIA:

* pink – I’m longing for you

* red – you’re in flame in my heart

* white – you’re adorable

In addition, TULIPS may help you in expressing your thoughts and feelings:

* red – declaration of love, show trust

* variegated – compliments, beautiful eyes

* yellow – there’s sunshine in your smile

IRIS is named after the Messenger of the Gods in Greek mythology

* represents a message being sent, faith, hope, wisdom and valor, compliments

ORCHID are very beautiful and refinement flowers:

* means – love, beauty, compliments like beautiful lady

If you are at the beginning of your relationship, you may give her LILAC:

* purple one – express the fist emotion of love

* white – youthful innocence, purity

Use JASMINES to express amiability:

* yellow – grace and elegance

* Spanish – sensuality

LOTUS means eloquence:

* lotus flower – estranged love

For showing modesty buy VIOLET:

* blue – faithfulness, watchfulness

SUNFLOWERS – mean either haughtiness or respect

MAGNOLIA – express love of the nature, nobility

* swamp magnolia – perseverance

NARCISSUS – compliments as if you are so sweet, and egotism

AMBROSIA – tells her that her love is reciprocated

DAISY – imply purity, innocence, loyal love

IVY – use this for expressing your fidelity

PANSY – means thoughts

Therefore, using flowers is an easy way to express your feelings and it is at your choice which flowers represent you better and your thoughts.

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Four Innovative Ways Of Using Summer Flowers To Spruce Up Your Summer Wedding
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• Sunday, April 25th, 2010

If you are sick of the standard methods used by most flower decorators to decorate the wedding venue, it may be time to think out of the box. Use this guide to get ideas that will add a zing to the arrangements.•    Welcoming Happiness. Your guests are harbingers of happiness and bring good wishes with them. Instead of waiting for them to present you flowers and gifts, get one up on them and welcome each guest with a small, specially designed bouquet of summer flowers. To make it more special, add a small name slip next to each bunch to indicate how you have been expecting each guest to your summer wedding.•    Floating Arrangements On Dining Tables. Use a bowl of water to make a floating flower arrangement with a couple of orchids on the dining table. Add a scented floating candle to give a separate and romantic look to each and every table. This will look even dreamier if the arrangements of the summer wedding are in the open under the starry sky.•    Special Effect To Enhance The Bridal Couple. You can make a special floral platform to raise the bridal couple a few feet above the ground. The stage can be set in the form of a lotus flower, with the couple seated amongst its petals. Use special effects in the form of an electric motor to make this a rotating platform, so the couple is seen by all in their complete wedding glory.•    Get A Floral Dress For The Bride. Use a specially designed dress decked with seasonal summer flowers for the bride. Ask your designer to make this special dress that will be appreciated by one and all. In this case, do take care to choose flowers that are long lasting, as there is likely to be a fair gap between the placing of the flowers and the actual usage of the dress, and there will also be no water to keep them rejuvenated.Use these innovative ideas with specially ordered summer flowers to have a summer wedding that people will complement you on for times to come.

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Celebratory Flowers Used Around the World
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• Saturday, April 24th, 2010

For centuries, flowers have been used to celebrate and convey sentiment for such occasions and events as religious, romantic, spiritual, seasonal, and personal events such as anniversaries, weddings, and other important days. Flowers signify various meanings such as love, friendship, sympathy, honor, and more. As well, they have been used as gifts, to express condolence, and to express such sentiments as love. Throughout the world, there are certain flowers that are most often used for meaningful occasions.
The following are celebratory flowers used around the world:
Lotuses: Lotus flowers are available in a variety of colors that includes: pink, white, pale yellow, red, and pink. They have long stalks and large round leaves. The Lotus has significant meaning in Eastern religions. It symbolizes spiritual progress, divine wisdom, purity, fertility, beauty, and prosperity. According to Hindu philosophy, ‘within each human inhabiting the earth is the spirit of the sacred lotus.’
Lily of the Valley: A delicate flower, the Lily of the Valley symbolizes the beginning of spring. Christian legends state that the tears that Mary shed at the Cross transformed to Lilies of the Valley. The flower is often referred to as ‘Our Lady’s Tears.’
Christmas Rose: Considered the most authentic Christmas flower, the Christmas Rose has a beautiful bloom which is known as the Winter Rose or Snow Rose because of its pink-tipped white flower. The Christmas rose has religious meaning and it is associated with the birth of Christ.
Ixora: The Ixora flower is often referred to as West Indian Jasmine. The flowers are often used in Indian folk medicine and Hindu worship. The Ixora flower has been celebrated for replenishing passion and enhancing sexuality.
Poinsettia: Native to Mexico, the beautiful red potted plant called the Poinsettia is often referred to as the ‘Christmas Flower.’ These flowers are a popular choice for the Christmas season. The poinsettia has a vivid red color and blooms during Christmas. The flower of the poinsettia is quite small and pale yellow. Large and bright red leaves are often misidentified as petals.
Rose: Roses have been around for at least 200 million years. The rose symbolizes love, friendship, and romance. A paler shade of the pink rose symbolizes respect and understanding. A mix of red roses and white roses symbolizes unity. Pink roses signify elegance and sophistication. An orange rose symbolizes enthusiasm and curiosity.
Hydrangea: The Hydrangea is a popular flower for weddings, especially wedding bouquets. They bloom in the fall and look like puffy balls. The mass of star-shaped blossoms symbolize innocence.
Orchid: The orchid can have many different meanings such as wealth, beauty, and love. In China, orchids are a symbol for many children. As well, ancient Chinese believed the flowers could cure coughs. They were also symbolized by ancient Greeks for virility. Today, orchids are the most popular houseplant.
Flowers are celebrated in every culture throughout the world. Their history and beauty symbolize many personal and spiritual events. They are also a wonderful way of expressing ones feelings. Flowers have a remarkable ability to match the mood of an occasion and put a smile on one’s face.

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Symbolism of the Lotus Buddha
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• Friday, April 23rd, 2010

A Buddha statue can be used as both a decorative accent and an aid in meditation. Buddha statues are symbols of Buddhism’s founder Siddhartha Gautama who taught us that by eliminating all desires from our lives we are able to reach Nirvana. This is a state of existence where suffering does not exist. When one has achieved Nirvana the cycle of rebirth and death ends. The key to achieving that Nirvana is mental discipline and the ability to comprehend and follow the eightfold path.

Buddha statues come in a variety of poses and styles from the elegant style of the Buddha statues from Nepal and Tibet to the whimsical laughing Buddha also known as the happy Buddha. Meditation, dispelling fear, teaching pose, reclining Buddha, and earth touching pose are just a few of the most common Buddha statue poses. Often the Buddha is seen sitting on a lotus flower to represent the divine birth and purity. A Buddhist quote states, “the spirit of the best of men is spotless, like the new Lotus in the muddy water which does not adhere to it.”

The statue of the Buddha in the lotus position is often referred to as the meditation Buddha or a Lotus Buddha statue as Buddha in this position resembles a lotus flower. The statues are made with a base that looks like the stem of a lotus flower. In addition to the lotus symbol of purity it was also the symbolic vehicle that delivered the Buddha up to Nirvana and is therefore significant in this way as well. curling from the muck and mud the lotus flower springs forth with beautiful blossoms. This is again symbolic of the Buddha’s rise from humble roots to achieve Nirvana.

In the Meditation Buddha statue,  the hand positions or mudra place the fingers of the righ hand atop of those of the left. While the hands rested gently in the lap, the legs are folded in a crossed position. The left foot should be placed on the right with the ball and heel foot facing up and the right foot is placed on the left leg in the the same position. This position is is a pose for relaxation and meditation and is known the lotus position.

The lotus flowers symbolic meaning is rich within Buddhism.. It is a symbol of Bodhi, a state of perfected spirituality and total mental purity, the pacification of our base nature.  Depicted in Buddhist art it usually has eight petals which symbolize the eightfold path of the Good Law. White and pink lotus flowers are most closely associated with  Buddha.

When the lotus is seen in varying shades of color this generally has a specific meaning. a red Lotus may refer to love, compassion, or passion. on the other hand, intelligence, wisdom and knowledge are represented by the blue Lotus.The next time you encounter a Buddha statue whether in an Asian restaurant or in someone’s home pay careful attention to the position of the Buddha’s hands and his posture. Each position has a special meaning and message and usually tells you something about the statue’s owner.

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There Has Always Been More to Flowers Than Scent and Color!
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• Thursday, April 22nd, 2010

Nature and our entire lives would definitely be so poor and colorless without flowers; even in the most crowded metropolis, you’ll still find flowery corners in garden, parks or people’s homes. Interior decorations without the presence of flowers are considered almost inconceivable by some house owners who choose to lend beauty and a special spirit to their rooms by plant growing.

In the evolution of all cultures, flowers are present from the dawn of history; they are stylized in paintings and mosaics, on temple walls and in carvings, being used for the most common of decorations. Flowers accompany the most primeval of rituals, whether they are related to life or death, this world or the afterlife, the sacred or the profane, and this prevalence explains the development of a special symbolism associated with certain flowers.

Water lilies are considered the rare and beautiful symbols of spiritual enlightening; in Asian cultures, the so-called lotus flower is the archetype of a level of enlightenment that is the closest to divinity. Hence, we wouldn’t be in the wrong to say that some flowers have their powerful counterpart in the invisible world by the power of the spirit.

Flowers charm by color, fragrance, freshness and emotional charge as well; once they are offered, they are given a certain kind of significance, and all we have to do in order to prove their power is to simply consider the many occasions we offer them as message bearers. Flowers say “thank you”, flowers say “I love you”, flowers say “Congratulations!”, flowers say “I’m sorry”, flowers receive all the charge of all our good thoughts.

All the cosmetic skin care products, the many perfumes and fragrances that delight our senses and dress us with their aroma, are nothing else but an imitation of the delight Mother Nature has given us in flowers. Rose petals in bath tubs, iris and jasmine extracts are but a few examples of flowers that served well for the body care in the antique world. Nevertheless there has always been more to flowers than scent and color!

Besides the decorative function that prevails in most cases, flowers also share healing powers, being exploited by traditional medicine since the dawn of time when nature was the only source of remedies for various diseases and ailments. Even in our modern times, there are flowers the properties of which remain undeniably valuable for the medical world: this is the very case of a plant we know today as passion flower.

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Floral Art: the Flowers Most Often Used as Subjects in Flower Paintings
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• Wednesday, April 21st, 2010

Given the importance of flowers in regards to ceremony, gifts, celebrations, and festivals in so many cultures, it’s no surprise that flowers have been and continue to be the subject of artists.  Floral Art has also defined the legacy of many famous painters, and continues to be one of the most popular categories of art bought and sold today. 

So given the endless variety of flowers on earth, which ones are most often painted?  While no one’s done an formal survey, in general it’s likely the same list of beautiful flowers used for other reasons.  However artist over the centuries have gravitated towards certain species when creating their works of art.

Roses are simply the most famous flower in history.  They have been used to represent love, ceremony, death, and endless other human endeavors.  There are also over 100 varieties which include many colors.  Plus the symbolism of the delicate petals protected by the dangerous thorns is ripe with symbolism.  So it is natural that roses are painted more than any other flower.  Artist for centuries are fine tuned their ability to construct and shape the petals of a rose.

Orchids are more mysterious in that no one knows for sure how many varieties truly exist.  New orchid species are constantly being discovered.  Their cult like following likely stems from the combination of their rarity and variety, and the beauty of so many species.  Painting of orchids has naturally followed, for beauty’s sake but also historically as a matter recording orchid species and information sharing.

If you do a quick search on the web for floral art, another subject you will frequently see is wildflowers.  Wildflowers represents not so much a species but a category of flower, but the fact remains that artists have often tried to capture the brilliance that wildflowers provide in the wilderness.  There are many colors and shapes, and given that they often grow in groups and bunches only makes them more tempting for artist to replicate on canvas.  Contrasting colors of wildflowers in the same setting makes for great art.

Paintings of lilies are popular, big beautiful blooms that last for a long time projected into brilliant paintings.  Correct labeling of a flower as a ‘lily’ seems to be challenging in that there are many species that are similar but not of the official variety.  Regardless, white, pink, orange, red, and purple lilies make great paintings for decorating.

So what other flowers are popular?  There are so many that could complete this list.  Daisies with their simplicity appeal to those wanting to paint with white.  Eastern cultures have made art featuring Lotus flowers renowned.  Tulips, daffodils, and marigolds are standards of spring.  Exotics like Bougainvilleas, Anthuriums, and Birds of Paradise are featured in art from tropical areas the world over.

There are many, likely hundreds, of flower species not discussed here that have been featured in flower paintings.  Given the joy, beauty, and symbolism flowers bring to human cultures, it’s no surprise that flower paintings continue to be as popular as they are.  Floral art is also now more available than ever, one need only to go online to see an endless number of flower galleries and collections.

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Buying Tropical Flowers to Get the Real Look of Tropical Warmth
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• Tuesday, April 20th, 2010

There are many different flowers that you can buy to plant in your garden, greenhouse and even in place in your home. These flowers all have beautiful shapes and vibrant colors to make any place in the house look sunny and tropical. To get the real look of tropical warmth you should think about buying some tropical flowers.

These tropical flowers while they may look expensive are not necessarily that expensive. You can easily have tropical flowers in your garden and home by planting flower seeds, bulbs and rhizomes. With these items you can start having beautiful tropical flowers in your garden.

The other way to get gorgeous tropical flowers is to buy these flowers from florists and arrange them in your home. As there are many different types of tropical flowers you may want to see what type of care is required to have these cut flowers blooming for a while in your home.

While there are quite a few tropical flowers that we are not acquainted with there are however many that we do know about. These tropical flowers include the well known Bougainvillea, the Anthurium, Bird of Paradise flower, the red Purpurea, the Ostrich Ginger Plume, and the Musas flower to name but a few.

Many of these tropical flowers will grow well in your home gardens but you should make sure that you understand the care that is needed for these. You will be able to get this information from the various florists who sell these flowers in decorative pots. You should make sure that you have all of the information that you need as this will help you to grow these beautiful tropical flowers.

The main item that you need to remember is that many of the tropical flowers like Hibiscus flowers, lotus flowers and others that you see in various florals arrangements are from Colombia, Hawaii and other tropical climate countries. These countries have a large selection of gorgeous tropical flowers, some of which you can buy from online florists. Buying your selection of tropical flowers in this manner may be better as you don’t have to worry about paying large prices for your flowers.

When you are choosing tropical flowers the main fact that you should remember is that these are plants from a warm climate therefore if you want these new flowers of yours to last for quite some time you will have to make sure that they are in a warm and well ventilated room. With some tender care and proper maintenance your tropical flowers should give you long lasting blooms.

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Flowers for Religious Holidays – Quality Flower Gifts from Online Florists
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• Monday, April 19th, 2010

A respectful gesture during religious festivals is to send a gift or a card. Sending flowers works incredibly well for any religion.There are various flowers associated with particular religions which have become a symbol of their beliefs and practices. For example, the flower of Christianity is generally seen as the Madonna lily whilst the symbol of Hinduism and Buddhism is a Lotus flower, yet different religious holidays and festivals make use of many different kinds of flowers.In South Africa, the predominant religious holidays and festivals when floral gifts are exchanged include Christmas and Easter for Christianity, Pesach, Rosh Hashanah and Chanukah for Judaism, Deepavali for Hinduism and Eid-ul-Fitr and Eid-ul-Adha for Islam.ChristmasChristmas is the most important festival of the Christian calendar as it celebrates the birth of Jesus Christ. Christmas is held on the 25th of December and is celebrated for 12 days through Christmastide until the 5th of January.Flowers and plants related to the Christmas period are poinsettia, Christmas cactus, holly, ivy, the Christmas rose (which flowers during winter in Europe) and mistletoe. These flowers and plants bloom during the winter months in the Northern Hemisphere and are generally used for decoration. The flowers are also mentioned in Christmas hymns and carols. The tradition of “kissing under the mistletoe” is still very well known and involves the hanging of a sprig of mistletoe in one’s house. If two people stand underneath the hanging sprig at the same time, they are required to kiss.The poinsettia is a red and green plant which is a popular gift at Christmas and used for decorations. Generally the colours associated with Christmas are red, green, silver and gold and many people choose to send a gift of flowers in these colours which are a perfect decoration to any home celebrating this festival.EasterEaster is celebrated on the first Sunday following the Paschal full moon, which is the first ecclesiastical full moon in the Northern Hemisphere, occurring over a weekend from a Friday until the Sunday. Easter is the celebration of the resurrection of Jesus Christ after he was crucified on the cross. The predominant flower associated with Easter is the Easter lily (Lilyum Longiflorum) as well as the daffodil, atamasco, Madonna lily and the Pasque flower.Rosh Hashanah, Pesach and ChanukahRosh Hashanah, Pesach and Chanukah are three religious holidays featuring in the Jewish calendar. Rosh Hashanah is the celebration of the Jewish New Year and is celebrated in September. Chanukah is the “Festival of Lights” and is a commemoration of the re-dedication of the Jerusalem Holy Temple and is celebrated in December.Pesach is the holy day celebrating the exodus of the Jewish people from Egypt in Biblical times. Pesach is celebrated in April.All of the Jewish festivals use flowers as decorations. The religion is not specific about which flower should be used, but extremely fine and beautiful flower bouquets are the traditional arrangements given on Jewish holidays. Colours associated with the Jewish religion are blue, white, silver and feature in decor such as floral arrangements with candles.DeepavaliDeepavali or Diwali is a Hindu festival which focuses on the inner light of all things in existence and is celebrated with fireworks, lights, sending flowers, sweets, sweet meats and festivities over five days, beginning mid October.It is very common to find many jasmine and marigold flowers during the festival, as these flowers are extremely important to the Hindu religion as a symbol of prosperity. They are threaded into garlands with other flowers which are hung for decoration and are worn for the duration of the festival.Eid-ul-FitrEid-ul-Fitr, otherwise known as “Eid” is the end of the holy month of fasting (Ramadan) in Islam and is celebrated in September. Muslims celebrate the breaking of the fast by wearing their best attire, visiting friends and family and attending prayer services. Muslims also remember the deceased amongst them and visit cemeteries with large collections of unspecific flowers and gift hampers for children and parents.This time is celebrated by giving to charity and often hampers are sent to charitable organisations.Eid-ul-AdhaThis festival is known as the Festival of Sacrifice and is the Islamic celebration of the strong faith and obedience of Ibrahim, who was willing to sacrifice his son Ishmael as God had commanded him to do. However, once God saw his faith and obedience, he provided a ram to be sacrificed instead and spared the child. The festival is celebrated in November. It is a popular tradition to send friends and family a gift of flowers during this festival. Special hampers can be used as Hajj gifts.Why online florists?Sending flowers for religious holidays is now a far easier task with online florists and reliable flower delivery services.Most online florists have an extremely detailed and large catalogue of flowers and gifts available on their website with a handy search function and specific sections dedicated to religious flowers. Safe payment facilities, guaranteed products and traceable orders are just some of the benefits of using an online florist to send flowers for religious holidays.

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How Color is an Important Factor to the Flower Meanings
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• Sunday, April 18th, 2010

Since the beginning of cultures and civilizations, flowers have had a huge role in all life sectors from the private to the public, and this touches on the religious, the ceremonial as well as on the profane. Flower meanings have been to the attention of many cultivated people throughout many ages; let’s consider for a moment the Victorian age when people thought that flowers could convey messages and figurative meanings just as well as words. Color was an important factor for the flower meanings; hence the subtlety of the symbolism changed with the different hues.

Even nowadays the same thing stays valid; think of roses, and the way they change meaning with color. Red roses stand for passion and even lust, white roses for purity, bridal happiness and serenity, yellow roses work well in business flower arrangements whereas pink ones are the epitome of girlish dreams. Or another great example is that of lotus flower meanings of intellectual and spiritual superiority; in Asian cultures, the lotus flower is actually the symbol of the highest stage of enlightenment that a human being can get to. It is nonetheless true that depending on the culture and the geographical area, there are different flower meanings to be found.

Flowers have this great way of touching all range of emotions from beauty, timidity and expectations to good fortune, purity, love or felicity. Thus, the very common sunflowers can either stand for haughtiness or for respect, and such flower meanings very much depend on the context and the arrangement in which they are to be found. The iris is similarly famous for the plurality of symbols it is said to stand for; nevertheless, the most common association is the one originating in Greek mythology where the iris stood for divine messages.

From the many flower meanings, there are some common ones to be identified for several species: forget-me-nots and ivy both stand for faithful love, whereas lilies, white carnations and roses are the symbols of purity and unspoiled dreams. Many books have been written on the various significance levels attributed to certain flowers, and it is highly interesting to get to learn how a flower came to bear a symbolic charge. Most such beliefs are rooted in the early days of mankind, and they have been passed on from age to age until our very own times. Presently, though we are usually unaware of some deep flower meanings, we are still fascinated by their impact on both senses and mind.

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Different Types of Flower Tattoos Have Different Meaning
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• Saturday, April 17th, 2010

These days, more and more women are getting tattoos. As more women decide to get tattoos, flower designs continue to rise in popularity. The best thing about flower tattoos is the fact that there are many different colors and types of flowers – providing many different meanings as well. The flowers can mean a few different things, although specific types of flowers such as the rose and the Lilly may have a more specific meaning. In general, flower tattoos have a connection with nature, bringing up thoughts and images of life and vitality. Anytime we look at a flower, we see the duration of life, simply flowers connect with us in the sense that we both grow. Flowers emerge from the earth and continue to grow on a daily basis. Then, the flowers bloom, knowing that they will later dry up and start to wilt away. Having a tattoo with a flower brings back the entire process known as life. Keep in mind however, that different colors and flowers on tattoos will symbolize other things as well. White flower tattoos symbolize purity, while red flower tattoos can symbolize a burning passion. There are many colors and designs available, giving plenty of meaning to those desiring flower tattoos. Roses are the most common flower design for tattoos, symbolizing love. During the turn of the 16th century, roses were tattooed on those who were sentenced to death. If they were to escape from the gallows, the rose tattoo would serve as a symbol to easily recognize them. These days, roses symbolize both love and passion. Roses have long been known as a romantic flower, popular for special occasions with the ones we love.  In the western regions, rose tattoos are a symbol of love and purity. In the Eastern regions however, love and purity are symbolized by a lotus flower. Tattoos that feature lotus flowers also bring a little more meaning to the table. Lotus tattoos are also known to symbolize fortune, peace, beauty, and goodness. Even though roses are the most popular tattoos in North America, Lotus flower tattoos are more common in other regions. Other examples include the acacia flower tattoo which is the symbol for love and friendship. There are some people with Irish heritage who choose to get tattoos with the flower known as the Bells of Ireland. This flower is well known throughout Ireland, with the tattoo symbolizing good luck. Irish who have this tattoo are known to be lucky, or have an insane trend with luck. Those who think of themselves as being the perfect lover may want to get a tulip tattooed on their arm. Tattoos with tulips represent passionate love and fame for being a great lover. If you happen to be shy and timid, you may want to go with a violet flower tattoo instead. Violets are common tattoos for those who are shy and timid, and enjoy taking things slow. Those wanting to symbolize wisdom and virtue on the other hand, would be well to get an Iris. Magnolias are also common with flower tattoos, as they symbolize an individual’s love for nature. Flower tattoos are very common and popular designs these days, giving plenty of meaning behind their beauty. The flowers can be large or small and as bold as you wish them to be. No matter which flower you have decided to use with your tattoo, you can ensure that the flower says the meaning you are looking for.

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