What Is the Flower Language of the Violet? A Full Analysis of the Legend Behind It

The flower language of the violet is eternal beauty and love, and "I like you very much." The flower language of violets in different colors is not entirely the same. Below, the editor will briefly introduce the flower language of the violet. Before explaining the flower language of the violet, let us first look at a legend about the violet!

The Myth and Legend of the Violet

According to ancient Greek mythology, Venus, the goddess in charge of love and beauty, was about to be parted from her lover who was setting off on a long journey. As they reluctantly said goodbye, her sparkling teardrops fell onto the soil. In the spring of the following year, the place where Venus's teardrops fell unexpectedly sprouted and grew branches, and bloomed into beautiful, fragrant flowers one after another. This is the violet.

We cannot judge how closely the flower language of the violet is related to this myth, but this myth allows us to understand the flower language of the violet more vividly and more intuitively.

The Flower Language of Violets in Different Colors

1. The flower language of the violet: eternal beauty and love; simplicity, virtue, the coolness of midsummer.

2. Violet (blue): vigilance, loyalty, I will be forever loyal.

3. Violet (white): let us seize the opportunity for happiness.

4. Violet (purple): falling in love with you in a dream, to me you are forever so beautiful.

At the same time, the violet is also the lucky flower of Taurus.

The above is the editor's introduction to the flower language and legends of the violet, and we hope it helps you understand the violet.