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Throughout history, chrysanthemums have taken on different meanings depending on the area and society in which they were used.
In Australia, chrysanthemums are referred to, almost exclusively, as mums because of their status as the official flower for Mother’s Day in the country. Conversely, in Austria and Belgium, chrysanthemums are used as a memorial flower and are the flower of choice for mourners to place upon graves.
The chrysanthemum is also incredibly popular in Japan where it is considered a symbol of the country and royalty due to its link to the Imperial family.
Given during weddings, baptisms, birthdays, and births in Japan, chrysanthemums represent joy, positivity, love, vitality, and rebirth in Japanese culture.
The color of chrysanthemums can also have an effect on the symbolism and different meanings associated with the flower.
Red chrysanthemums show fiery passion and deep love, yellow represents sorrow and rejected loved, violet chrysanthemums are a show of well wishes, and white depict honesty and undying loyalty.
Beyond their varied historical significance and cultural value, chrysanthemums are also, simply put, beautiful. Their small, fragile petals perfectly align in circular rows of intensely vivid colors that encapsulate the center of the flower and create airy and delightful pieces of art in nature.
Chrysanthemum tattoos are practically guaranteed to be pretty as long as you have a talented tattoo artist and some cash to spend at your disposal.
Most popular Chrysanthemum tattoo design ideas
Why I love the Chrysanthemum flower: Chrysanthemums are an elegant and timeless flower, often associated with cheerfulness and longevity. To me, they so vibrant, colorful and teeming with life. For centuries they have been used to adorn homes, gardens and special occasions. The delicate petals of these blooms evoke feelings of joy and celebration, while their vibrant colors bring life to any setting. Chrysanthemums come in many different varieties, each with its own unique beauty and lasting charm.
The classic chrysanthemum is known for its full, rounded shape that resembles a daisy. These flowers have five or more petals that can be white or yellow in color depending on the species. They can also be found in shades of pink, red or purple as well as bi-colored combinations such as white with yellow tips. Some types of chrysanthemums even produce multiple layers of petals for a truly stunning effect!
In addition to being aesthetically pleasing, chrysanthemums are also quite hardy plants that are easy to care for. They thrive in sunny areas with plenty of drainage, but do not require excessive watering or fertilizing like other flowers may need. Of course, too much water will cause them to wilt quickly on hot days.
Now, the scientific name for chrysanthemums is “Dendranthema” which comes from the Greek words “dendron” meaning tree and “thema” meaning flower. Together they mean tree flower which speaks to their resilience as garden plants, since they can survive extreme temperatures. On top of this, there is evidence that suggests chrysanths were grown by ancient Greeks who believed they had healing powers; something modern day gardeners still may believe!
Chrysanthemums are popularly used throughout many cultures around the world for special occasions and celebrations; from weddings in China where white blossoms signify eternal love between two people (or families) – to Japan where red blooms represent courage during times of hardship. These flowers have become deeply rooted symbols within our society today . In fact, some countries such as Germany even celebrate National Chrysanthemum Day every year on December 1st. The beauty and significance this bloom makes it one of my all time favorite flowers!
Chrysanthemum tattoo meanings and symbolism:
What do Chrysanthemum flower themed designs mean and symbolize?: The Chrysanthemum is a flower that has been long admired throughout the world for its beauty, elegance and symbolism. From its vibrant petals to its sweet scent, the chrysanthemum makes for a captivating addition to any garden or floral arrangement. Additionally, due to the various meanings it can represent in various cultures around the globe, this beautiful bloom has developed an even more special place in our hearts.
In Japan, the chrysanthemum is known as “kiku” and has been adopted as the national flower of Japan. The chrysanthemum symbolizes longevity and rejuvenation; it was historically used by Japanese royalty to make decisions about life-and-death matters such as succession of power or laws of inheritance. Furthermore, kiku is often utilized in Japanese artworks and literature to symbolize immortality and loyalty. In fact, many monograms featuring kiku are still used today on official documents or seals belonging to members of nobility or high-ranking officials.
Aside from being a representation of longevity and loyalty in Japanese culture, other countries also have their own interpretations associated with this beautiful bloom. In China it stands for joy while in Europe it usually means truthfulness and faithfulness towards others; while some see it as a sign of death if given white or dark yellow colored varieties instead of red ones, which signify love, are gifted instead at funerals or wakes held for someone who passed away recently .
In America, especially during Victorian times when flowers began taking on symbolic meaning from courtship rituals (known as floriography), chrysanthemums were said to be representative of messages. These flowers were symbolic of things such as ‘You’re Beautiful’ or ‘I Love You’ when presented by someone oh so special. Of course, giving one may not only be seen as an expression of admiration, but also an offer filled with good intentions.
Chrysanthmum tattoo designs have become popular symbolic body art pieces over time because they embody qualities like hope, resilience and positivity. All of these traits are exactly what we need during today’s trying times like these too. This majestic flower blooms brightly no matter what season; making sure that there is always something beautiful amongst us. And this is true regardless what challenges lie ahead; be it physical hardships brought upon by natural disasters, or emotional struggles faced alone without anyone else’s help. Just like how these flowers thrive despite cold weathers and harsh winds, we too can find strength within ourselves. We can persevere through difficult moments just like these natural wonders!
The chrysanthemum is truly a magnificent flower that holds much more than just beauty. Ladies, whether you’re looking for something meaningful yet, elegant to remember your loved one during a special occasion or searching for a way express your sympathy for a lost family member, chrysanthmums are iconic symbols of heartwarming compassion and condolences. Pretty pink, white, and yellow tattoo blooms are a remarkably graceful, decliate and soft way to tribute something or someone so personal to you.
