The Bouquet Of Roses Is Fading copyright Mary Lee Parker 17, Mixed Media by MaryLee Parker

The Bouquet Of Roses Is Fading copyright Mary Lee Parker 17,

by MaryLee Parker

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Title

The Bouquet Of Roses Is Fading copyright Mary Lee Parker 17,

Artist

MaryLee Parker

Medium

Mixed Media - Mix Media

Description

Symbolic Rose Meanings

Rose meaning and rose symbolism is known by almost everyone on some level - otherwise it wouldn't be the most popularly sent flower on Valentine's Day! This page honors the upcoming event, and explores the richness of rose meanings and its lush symbolism.

Hands-down, the rose is a symbol of some very powerful elements. And it's no wonder. Roses are heart-stoppingly beautiful to the eye, and their aroma is equally show-stopping. With such an impressive presence, the rose is bound to stir up attention in human culture, and thus has ancient symbolic meanings throughout human history. Symbolic Rose Meanings

Love
Honor
Faith
Beauty
Balance
Passion
Wisdom
Intrigue
Devotion
Sensuality
Timelessness
I particularly enjoy how numerology partners with the symbolism of the rose. For example, in art of the renaissance, a rose with eight petals is a message of rebirth and renewal.

In alchemical texts and art, a rose with seven petals is a symbol of inclusion, universal understanding and order. Presumably, because in Pythagorean numerology the number seven is iconic of the perfection in the specific unfolding the universe as well as human understanding.