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Ancient Civilizations: Roses were revered in ancient Egypt as symbols of life and immortality. The Greek and Roman cultures associated roses with love, often using them in art and mythology to depict the beauty and wonder of nature.
Middle Ages: During this period, roses held significant religious meanings. In Christianity, the rose symbolized the Virgin Mary&#8217;s virtue and purity.
Renaissance and Beyond: The Renaissance saw a resurgence of rose symbolism in literature and art, with Dante and Shakespeare utilizing them to convey deep emotional themes. In the 19th century, poets like Byron and Shelley continued to explore the romantic associations of roses.

A warm, golden-toned bouquet that feels like a dreamy escape.

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