White wisteria
White Wisteria, a symbol of purity and waiting
The white wisteria, also called "Shiro-noda," is one of the most beautiful and noble-looking flowers, with its inflorescence hanging down like a clean white waterfall.
1.Meaning and symbolism (Symbolism)
Linguistically, the white wisteria has a profound meaning as follows:
Pure and spiritual, white represents pure cleanliness, sincerity and a bright new beginning.
Waiting and patience Because wisteria is an ivy that takes years to grow and flower beautifully, it conveys worthwhile effort and waiting.
Enduring friendship; conveys strong bonds and warm hospitality.
In Japanese culture, it is often used as a symbol of grace and gentry (Refinement).
2. Benefits and Applications
Landscape Decor Popular white wisteria planted on arches or corridors (Arbor) to create flower tunnels that provide world-class cool and beautiful shade.
Aromatherapy White Wisteria is sweeter and fresher than other colors. Its smell helps to feel relaxed, reduces anxiety, and calms the mind.
Artistic inspiration has been a model in many centuries of painting, embroidery and literature.
3. Safety Warning
Although beautiful, wisteria has a toxic part.
All parts of the stem, especially seeds and pods, contain the substance "Wisterin," which is toxic if taken in, can cause nausea, vomiting and severe abdominal pain.
It should be planted away from pets and young children to prevent accidental introduction into the mouth.
Summary
The white wisteria is the flower that teaches us to learn about "peace and waiting." Looking at the white inflorescence that swims in the wind will calm the distracted mind a lot.
