The flower language of iris is unforgettable, the messenger of love, mission, an elegant heart and so on. In addition, different colors of iris have differen
The flower language of iris is unforgettable, the messenger of love, mission, an elegant heart and so on. In addition, different colors of iris have different flower language. For example, the flower language of red iris is enthusiasm and adaptability, the flower language of purple iris is good news and I miss you, and the flower language of yellow iris is eternal friendship, enthusiasm and happiness. Moreover, the flower language of the white iris is pure.
Iris language
Iris, also known as Alice, is a perennial herb of monocotyledonous plants, Liliaceae and Iris. There are about 300 species of Iris, mainly distributed in the north temperate zone. Iris is big and beautiful, with green leaves and high ornamental value. Many kinds of flowers are used for garden viewing, which can be used as flower beds in gardens, planted in wet beds and lakesides, or arranged into iris gardens, and can also be used as cut flowers and ground cover plants. It is an important garden plant.
Iris, the English name of Iris, originated from Greek, is the name of Iriz, the goddess of rainbow in Greek mythology. The ancients believed that the rainbow connected heaven and earth, so Iriz was regarded as the intermediary between God and man. She is responsible for conveying people's prayers, happiness, sadness, resentment and blessings to God. At the same time, she also passed on God's will to people and was regarded as the transmitter of God's voice.
The Greeks often planted this flower in cemeteries, hoping that the soul after death could entrust Alice to bring it back to heaven. This is also the origin of the flower language "the messenger of love". In ancient Egypt, Alice represented "strength" and "eloquence". Israelis generally believe that the yellow iris is a symbol of "gold", so there is a custom of planting iris in the cemetery, hoping to bring wealth to the afterlife.