Roses
11 x 17 Signed and Numbered.
I have always been fascinated by this timeless flower, the beauty of the blooms…. their color & aroma and the wonderful added flavor to foods make the rose a favorite of mine.
Confucius wrote of growing roses in the Imperial Gardens about 500 B.C. and mentioned that the emperor’s library contained hundreds of books on the topic.
The Greek, Aphrodite, the Goddess of Love, created the blossom and
Romans therefore made this flower a symbol of beauty and love,
Meaning by color in the Victorian era.
Red; Symbol of deep strong love, romantic feelings, passion and desire.
White; Associated with purity, innocence, and spirituality.
Pink; Signifies happiness, gentleness, admiration, and grace.
Orange; Convey enthusiasm, energy, and passion.
Yellow; friendship, warmth and caring.
Lavender (rare hue) Convey feelings of enchantment, adoration, and love.
The peddles are a great light flavorings for salads and oiles.
11 x 17 Signed and Numbered.
I have always been fascinated by this timeless flower, the beauty of the blooms…. their color & aroma and the wonderful added flavor to foods make the rose a favorite of mine.
Confucius wrote of growing roses in the Imperial Gardens about 500 B.C. and mentioned that the emperor’s library contained hundreds of books on the topic.
The Greek, Aphrodite, the Goddess of Love, created the blossom and
Romans therefore made this flower a symbol of beauty and love,
Meaning by color in the Victorian era.
Red; Symbol of deep strong love, romantic feelings, passion and desire.
White; Associated with purity, innocence, and spirituality.
Pink; Signifies happiness, gentleness, admiration, and grace.
Orange; Convey enthusiasm, energy, and passion.
Yellow; friendship, warmth and caring.
Lavender (rare hue) Convey feelings of enchantment, adoration, and love.
The peddles are a great light flavorings for salads and oiles.
11 x 17 Signed and Numbered.
I have always been fascinated by this timeless flower, the beauty of the blooms…. their color & aroma and the wonderful added flavor to foods make the rose a favorite of mine.
Confucius wrote of growing roses in the Imperial Gardens about 500 B.C. and mentioned that the emperor’s library contained hundreds of books on the topic.
The Greek, Aphrodite, the Goddess of Love, created the blossom and
Romans therefore made this flower a symbol of beauty and love,
Meaning by color in the Victorian era.
Red; Symbol of deep strong love, romantic feelings, passion and desire.
White; Associated with purity, innocence, and spirituality.
Pink; Signifies happiness, gentleness, admiration, and grace.
Orange; Convey enthusiasm, energy, and passion.
Yellow; friendship, warmth and caring.
Lavender (rare hue) Convey feelings of enchantment, adoration, and love.
The peddles are a great light flavorings for salads and oiles.