What does the rose symbolize?

Roses symbolize love, honor and faith.

A rose has many different meanings, depending on its color. However, any rose can usually be regarded as a symbol: love, honor, faith, beauty, equality, enthusiasm, wisdom, dedication and eternity.

Roses are usually associated with numerology. In Renaissance art, the eight-petal rose is the information of rebirth and renewal. In alchemical literature and art, the seven-petal rose is a symbol of tolerance, universal understanding and order. The connection between numerology and roses can also be seen in the * * * Economic Association, in which three roses symbolize the guiding principles-love, life and light.

Fairy tales of roses:

In mythology, roses are associated with Aphrodite, the Greek god of love. She is often depicted as being decorated with roses on her head, feet or neck. It is said that a rose grew in the blood of Aphrodite's murdered lover adonis. In Christian mythology, it is said that rose bushes also grow in the place where Christ died. ?

In tarot cards, roses are considered as a symbol of balance. It expresses commitment, a new beginning and hope. Its thorns represent defense, health, loss and rashness. In Grand Acana, roses appear on cards of magicians, strength, death and fools. All these cards have a strong sense of balance and average.