This bright picture carries not only aesthetic pleasure, but also a certain meaning. Two types of flowers stand out in the center of the composition: purple callas and peony buds.
And they are not randomly depicted here. For example, peonies in northern China were called Hua Wang ("Emperor of Flowers"). After all, the cultivation of a peony was considered the noblest occupation, which is patronized by the gods, therefore it was considered a privilege of the imperial court. This is a flower of wealth and glory, the ancient Chinese associated its power with the masculine Yang, also symbolizing spring, love and affection, often a symbol of female beauty.
Japan, like China, also fell under the spell of these lovely flowers! In Japan, the peony is considered a flower of well-being, prosperity, a symbol of love and affection, beauty and good luck.
In many nations, pink peonies are considered a symbol of shyness and girlish modesty. It is possible that such ideas influenced the identification of the peony with the “rose without thorns” - the symbol of the Madonna.
Calla lilies located in the upper part of the composition also matter. Since ancient times, people believed that this flower is a kind of amulet of family happiness, so callas could often be found in a wedding bouquet. callas are a symbol of the most favorable flowering plant for the home, as they protect peace and love in the family nest.
But the yellow core of calla lilies has its own separate meaning - it symbolizes courage, stamina and optimism.
It is the last meaning of the calla flower that makes it a worthy gift for both women and men. They combine tenderness and masculinity.
Thus, by presenting an image with these beautiful flowers as a gift, you will express your admiration for the person, and also wish him happiness and the blessings of the gods.
The picture is framed with imitation gilding, which will fit into almost any interior.
Colors: white, yellow, macaroon, daffodil, fuscia, magenta, eggplant, violet, purple, mulberry, lavender, rasin, sky, juniper.
