Iris's flower language is desperate love.
White iris stands for innocence.
The yellow iris symbolizes eternal friendship, enthusiasm and happiness.
Blue iris is to admire each other's elegance or secret love; Some people think that it represents the free and broken passion of iris in fate, exquisite and beautiful, but fragile and perishable.
Purple iris symbolizes love, auspiciousness and the happiness of believers.
Iris Alice (purple-blue) stands for good news, messenger and missing you.
German iris (deep blue) stands for sacredness.
Little Iris (bright yellow) means that Qi Xin works together to resist and unite as one.
Flower of life, whose iris is a sheep, stands for making life better.
The legend of Alice
The legend of iris one
Iris means "rainbow" in Greek, so iris has a transliteration called "Alice". Alice is the rainbow goddess in Greek mythology. She is the messenger of the gods and the earth. The Greeks call iris a rainbow flower because it is colorful and as beautiful as a rainbow in the sky.
Alice legend 2
The legend of iris in Southeast Asia is like a fairy tale. Millions of years ago, iris could only be found in tropical dense forests. They are so beautiful that not only birds, animals and bees like them, but also the breeze and running water have to stop to appreciate them. Israelis generally believe that yellow iris is a symbol of "gold", so there is a custom of planting iris, hoping to bring wealth.
The legend of Iris III
Iris is a general term for the family of flowering herbs.
This flower consists of 6 petal-shaped leaves, 3 or 6 stamens and an ovary wrapped by pedicels.
The name of this plant comes from the angel of God and the rainbow that connects the earth with other worlds.
There is also a legend that the rainbow once saved the life of King Frank in the 6th century.
When he saw the rainbow rising from the Rhine, he knew the river was shallow enough, so he crossed the river and escaped the enemy's pursuit.
Iris grows in Japan, China, Siberia and almost the whole temperate world.