If you're looking to add some beauty, vibrancy and fragrance to your surroundings, look no further than the enchanting jasmine flower. Known for its alluring aroma and delicate blooms, this flower has been a symbol of love and purity in various cultures throughout history.
So let's delve into why these little flowers are so important!
Origin & Properties
Jasmine (Jasminum) is a genus of shrubs or vines belonging to the olive family (Oleaceae). Indigenous to tropical regions of Eurasia, Africa and Oceania, there are over 200 species of jasmine known worldwide.
Contrary to popular belief that all blossoms produce sweet-smelling fragrances – not every type does! However, one specific variety called Jasminum Sambac (motiya in Hindi) produces an extremely pleasant scent often described as 'sweet'.
To top it off - There is also enough scientific research on Jasmine flowers proving they have anti-inflammatory properties, can ease anxiety, depression, stress ,even act as aphrodisiacs by stimulating romantic feelings with their heady perfume.
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Significance across Cultures
One classic example would be how painters Giovanni Battista Tiepolo and Francesco Guardi portrayed angelic creatures adorned with tonsured golden hair fitted with garlands composed partly out branches crowded with small white jasmines originating circa early 18th century.
But what is interestingly ethnic about them is that these flowers carry varied mystical meanings when used differently depending on country/geography:
India
Being considered holy ':!'(note : 'is random emoji added here for comical purposes)':,people wear garlands made out if them during social/family gatherings along within religious events since time immemorial. Moreover- Who could forget Aishwarya Rai Bachchan and Vivek Oberoi's catchy Bollywood song called 'Jasmine, OH!'
China
A national flower in china because these flowers stand for friendship and love.
Indonesia
Wayang Kulit( A traditional puppet show involving shadows ) takes place during important events where artists choose to depict their characteristic characters holding jasmine garlands as a symbol of creativity or entrepreneurial success.
Mythology around Jasmines
According to Greek mythology, the Greek god of love - Eros (Cupid) was known to bring back jasmine from his travels on earth as an offering of love ,then which he considered giving them away for extra charms before sneaking up behind joyous couples embroiled in sweet-nothings Hence representing charm lust and divine favour
And it’s not just limited there: South-pacific has its own cultural significance attached to Jasmine flowers.
Traces can also be found southern asia with such stories talking about how once upon a time Lord Krishna would go bananas over wearing jasmine wreaths at festivals/incorporated in temple decoration .
Gardening tips
If you're planning on growing or admiring this luscious plant lady yourself- read ahead!
- Grow in well drained soil;
- Feed fertilizer every month;
- keep pests out by spraying pesticides regularly
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And guess what? Gifting notes featuring jasmines buds are often given signifying love/friendship so why lash out on expensive presents when can find budget friendly ones with a little bit of thoughtfulness right?
To summarize- From healing properties touching base with medicinal properties,to being one epic add-on if looking forward towards sprucing up your house party decor/driveway lined-walkway edging - There is no plausible reason not opting for one of the most friendly home bloomers out there over sweaters, boxers or perfume bottles.
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Did you know: Jasmine is also used as floral flavouring agent - particularly when it comes to culinary practices found in Indian cuisine/Thai curry? Yes we came across cooking blogs where people would add these flowers into sugar before making tea from which French have also stolen their idea for pâtisseries
After this educational foray into learning all about jasmine flowers, take a deep breath and let its sweet scent fill your senses – surely enough , You're going to remember us next time sniffling on those silky white petals walking down the street feeling awash in positivity.Surely enough!