Flower language and legend of straw daisy

The flower language of straw daisy: eternal memory, engraved in the heart

The flower language of straw daisy is eternal memory and engraved in the heart. The flowers of straw daisy have a characteristic: their colors are bright and do not fade for a long time. The flowers do not wither after drying. If they are made into wax, they are often used as cut flowers. They are natural "handicrafts" unique to nature. Even after drying, the straw daisy is still so brilliant, as if it were eternal.

Straw daisy always blooms on sunny days and closes on rainy days and at night. The fruit is small and stick-shaped. Because of the habit of straw daisy, it always likes to protect its loved one as if it likes to protect its lover's significant other, so its flower language is: eternal memory.

Legends about Straw Daisy

About strawflower, in ancient Greek, it means "sun" and "gold". Although the origin of straw daisy is not Greece, but Australia, straw daisy still has its own presence in ancient Greek mythology.

In ancient Greek mythology, there is a legend. Legend has it that the ship Ulysses was on sank in a storm during a voyage, and he was washed ashore on the island of Phaea, where he met the emperor's daughter Nausicaa. She was known for her goddess-like beauty and was said to have anointed her entire body with a precious golden oil that had regenerative powers in order to retain her beauty forever.

In order to help Ulysses regain his courage and continue his journey, Nausicaa gave him a bottle of her famous golden essential oil: strawflower essential oil. After Ulysses applied the essential oil all over his body, he regained the heroic spirit and handsome appearance of the descendant of gods and men, and set out again to complete the great and arduous journey.