Malerei "Lilies"
This original artwork "Lilies" was created by the contemporary Russian artist Nataliya Osadchuk and is available for sale online.
The British poet William Blake once wrote beautiful lines about the lily, which fully revealed the symbolism of the flower:
The rose has a thorn for the enemy, And the lamb has horns. But the pure lily is so defenseless, And, except love, it needs nothing.
The first and most common meaning of the lily is unconditional love and loyalty. Knights gave the flower to their beloved ladies as a sign of the devotion of their hearts. Hence the tradition of giving lilies on a wedding anniversary or on the solemn wedding ceremony itself as a talisman of marital relations.
The deep Christian roots of the lily made it a symbol of fertility and motherhood. Thus, in the West and in Europe, this flower is a traditional gift for Mother's Day, which speaks of the tender and sacrificial love of our mothers.
Other meanings of the flower include rebirth, passion, purity and belonging to the aristocracy. Greek and Roman cultures also treated the lily with great respect: for them, the flower was, first of all, a powerful medicine. It relieves various skin ailments, and is also effective as a painkiller, sedative, choleretic, expectorant and hemostatic agent. In traditional Chinese medicine, the flower root extract is included in most drugs.
This painting can be hung on the wall of your apartment, house, office, restaurant, or hotel and will be a wonderful decoration for your interior. You can buy online the artwork "Lilies" measuring 60 x 80 cm with free shipping to your location!
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