Category: Color symbolic PURPLE
These sounds are magical and mysterious. As mixed colors between red and blue, they build bridges between (apparent) opposites, connecting the spiritual with the earthly and thus ensuring harmony and mental balance. Purple, purple and purple symbolize enchantment and delicacy, but also ambiguity and melancholy. These colors stand for extravagance, individuality, self-determination and own decisions. In the liturgical color wheel, they are seen as a sign of repentance, of the Adventist welcome and of fasting. The color purple is to be discovered in the open nature as well as with selective breeding by florists with numerous types of flowers and represents one of the darkest shades that can accept petals. In many cultures, the color violet is associated with a spiritual or spiritual touch, stronger than other color variants are people with their way of thinking and their emotions in the symbolic meaning of this color in the foreground. This can also be discovered in many, native flowers and plants with the flower color purple, which bring their own, special color symbolism with it.
Those who give away these late flowering flowers are not completely convinced of the loyalty of the recipient.
The aster is one of the best known native flowers with purple petals and can be spotted more intensively in mountainous areas in their natural habitat. Due to the Catholic tradition of these regions, the Aster has developed with her throughout the year grown adult flower dress to a plant that has a close relation to high, Christian festivals such as Easter or the Advent season. The color of the violets was the color of the bishops centuries ago, especially during the days of fasting and penance, and this color could be carried into the house by Christian people with a bouquet of violet asters.
The Columbine is not only very popular with its distinctive, bell-shaped cup in this country as a flower, but comes in many species mostly with a purple coloring of the petals therefore. The medicinal herb, which has been valued for centuries, has been used in art and mysticism for a long time, for example, it was said to have the power of being an aphrodisiac and was therefore called a witch's flower in the Middle Ages. To this day, the mystic nature of this purple flower has been maintained, and continues to be associated with virility in many cultures. Detached from this, the purple columbine stands for individuality and a secure state in life, the handing over the columbine as a flower gift is thus suitable for all persons who appreciate because of their personality.
Lilac symbolizes awakening feelings that can range from simple affection to falling in love, depending on the color intensity. The delicate and slightly transient flowers of cut branches, however, indicates infidelity.
In the case of lilac, the color purple is one of the most common phenomena, and the individual shades of lilac have been given the name of the flower. Lilac is very common in the wild and in horticulture, but is not as suitable for a flower gift. Since in many contexts the color purple is associated with loyalty. Regardless of the lilac itself, the violet color is considered mysterious and mystical, with a flower poison uncertainty or curiosity can be expressed.
Orchids are native to both cold and hot regions of the world. Accordingly, one tells them wisdom and intelligence. In the interpersonal sphere, they stand for pleasure and passion as well as for fertility and beauty. But they also symbolize power and desire.
The orchid can be found in specialist shops in numerous color variants, but in color violet is common, which is therefore the natural coloring of many species. Orchids have always been considered a flower of sensuality and sexuality, using them as a gift with married couples and other life partners. In the color purple, however, this can be wrong, because in many cultures the purple hue is associated with inadequate or unsatisfactory sexuality. Anyone wishing to sign up for a deal with a purple orchid.
Those who give away these late flowering flowers are not completely convinced of the loyalty of the recipient. 
The Columbine is not only very popular with its distinctive, bell-shaped cup in this country as a flower, but comes in many species mostly with a purple coloring of the petals therefore. The medicinal herb, which has been valued for centuries, has been used in art and mysticism for a long time, for example, it was said to have the power of being an aphrodisiac and was therefore called a witch's flower in the Middle Ages. To this day, the mystic nature of this purple flower has been maintained, and continues to be associated with virility in many cultures. Detached from this, the purple columbine stands for individuality and a secure state in life, the handing over the columbine as a flower gift is thus suitable for all persons who appreciate because of their personality.
Lilac symbolizes awakening feelings that can range from simple affection to falling in love, depending on the color intensity. The delicate and slightly transient flowers of cut branches, however, indicates infidelity. 
Orchids are native to both cold and hot regions of the world. Accordingly, one tells them wisdom and intelligence. In the interpersonal sphere, they stand for pleasure and passion as well as for fertility and beauty. But they also symbolize power and desire. 
