Lily
Japanese Name:
百合
Romaji Name:
yuri
Description
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A lily is a flowering plant with large, often fragrant flowers. Lilies come in many colors, such as white, pink, yellow, and orange. They usually bloom in summer and are popular in gardens and flower arrangements. Lilies are symbols of purity, beauty, and elegance in many cultures.
History
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Historical Significance: Lilies have been symbols of purity, beauty, and renewal in many cultures. In ancient Greece and Rome, lilies were associated with gods and goddesses.
Cultural Impact: Lilies appear frequently in art, literature, and religious iconography, often symbolizing innocence and motherhood.
Uses: Beyond decoration, lilies have been used in traditional medicine and perfumery.
Varieties: There are many species and hybrids, each with distinct colors and forms, widely popular in gardens and floral arrangements.