Lilac rose

The Lilac rose

It also reveals an inner turmoil, a silent suffering, a desire to escape, an inward-looking attitude. It represents faith, belief, sacralising the essential, mission, not getting lost in false pretenses.

It borrows its color from another flower, the lilac, extremely fragrant and telling the story of country houses and large scented fields in which to plunge his face and often his soul.

If it is dark with fleshy petals, it will tell a love story, love at first sight, and some will not hesitate to offer it on Valentine's Day.

If it is of lavender color, it expresses fascination, desire, but also grace and elegance.

It is the rose of the great heroines.

Darker or lighter, it becomes mystical, dreamlike, enchanting. It always surprises, astonishing compared to the basic colors of the roses, sure to make an impression wherever she is offered, as a strange gift, bringing even more value to the one who receives it.

It also tells a story about healing, health, long life, adorning the rooms of the sick, bringing to them hope and soothing light.

It is the rose of good intentions, which whispers without useless words or broken promises, simple, candid but yet so pure and true. It buries in her chalice something eternal and very deep, without artifice.

A distinctive rose in the world of flowers.