Undying passionate love, whether the passion is rejected or returned.
Royalty and royal nature.
Forgotten or neglected love.
Abundance, prosperity and indulgence.
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The beauty and grace of tulips lie in their perfect glass shape, a variety of vibrant hues (from passionate red to soft pink, pure white, and mysterious purple), and symbolism reflecting love, joy, purity, luxury, and renewal, making them the ideal flower for expressing tender feelings, celebrating spring, and decorating any occasion. They symbolize femininity, elegance, and rebirth, and their history, from the oriental gardens of the sultans to the Dutch tulip mania, underscores their universal appeal.
Symbolism and Meaning by Color
Red: Passionate love, romance, sincere feelings.
White: Purity, innocence, spirituality, forgiveness.
Yellow: Joy, happiness, optimism, well-being.
Pink: Tenderness, care, admiration, gratitude.
Purple: Luxury, sophistication, nobility, mystery.
Orange: Enthusiasm, energy, delight.
Beauty and grace
Elegant shape: Their smooth, symmetrical buds resemble cups, giving them a sophisticated appearance.
Symbol of spring: Tulips are associated with the arrival of warmth, the renewal of nature, and new beginnings.
Versatility: They look beautiful in both single-flower bouquets and mixed arrangements, adding a touch of freshness.
Cultural significance
East: In Ottoman and Persian cultures, tulips symbolized perfection and wealth.
Netherlands: They have become a national symbol, embodying pride and cultural heritage.
Popular gift: Often given for March 8th, birthdays, weddings, and as a token of affection.
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