The language and legend of pomegranate flowers

The meaning of pomegranate flowers

Mature beauty, wealth and a large family.

People who like pomegranate flowers live a simple and unpretentious lifestyle, giving people a feeling of being old-fashioned, but it doesn’t matter. Life is for oneself. Those who know how to pursue truth, goodness and beauty are the ones who truly understand life. Every flower has its beauty, and everyone has his or her own way of living.

The legend of pomegranate flowers

Pomegranate flower is another sweet story of a magical flower:

In Norse mythology, there is a fairy couple: Freya, the daughter of Njørder, the goddess of beauty and love. Ulduar - the embodiment of summer. They used to be a loving couple, and Odur's heart was filled with the affectionate love of young men and women, as well as the brave and fearless spirit of the warriors. He once led people to select heroes from the human world on the smoke-filled battlefield and placed them in the Palace of Sesrenil.

But as time passed, Ulduar got tired of being with Freya (even the gods get bored with the old and love the new), and left his residence alone, never to return. Freya was alone at home, crying sadly. Her tears fell on the stone, which softened it; fell into the mud, went deep into the ground and turned into golden sand; fell into the sea, and turned into transparent amber.   Finally, Freya decided to go out and look for her husband. She traveled all over the world, and sad tears accompanied her every day and night of searching. As a result, there was gold underground everywhere in the world.

Finally, under the pomegranate tree in the sunny south, Freya found Ulduar. At that time, Freya's happiness was like that of a bride, extremely sweet.   To commemorate this pomegranate, it is still a Nordic custom for brides to wear pomegranate flowers.