Presentation 9089009
Presentation 9089009
Significance of
Roses"
"Exploring the World of Roses"
Cultural Significance
Western Culture• Love and Romance: In Western cultures, roses, particularly red ones,
are the emblem of love and passion, often exchanged on Valentine's Day or
anniversaries.• Greek and Roman Mythology: Roses were associated with Aphrodite and
Venus, goddesses of love, where the flower symbolized beauty and desire.• Christian
Symbolism: Roses also hold religious significance, symbolizing purity and the Virgin Mary.
The white rose, in particular, is linked to Mary’s purity
Uses Of The
Rose Flower
Roses are used for various purposes, including
ornamental decoration, fragrance production,
culinary uses, medicinal properties, and
skincare. They are also used as a symbol of
love, friendship, and remembrance.
1.ORNAMENTAL USES :
Ornamental Gardening: Roses are beloved in
landscaping for their visual appeal, fragrant
blooms, and wide variety of colors and forms,
making them a mainstay in gardens, parks, and
2.Public spaces worldwide.
Perfumes and Fragrances• Essential Rose Oils:
Roses, especially varieties like Rosa damascena
(Damask rose) and Rosa centifolia (Cabbage
rose), are prized for their intense and complex
fragrance. Rose essential oil, often called "rose
otto" or "attar of roses," is extracted through
steam distillation and used in high-end perfumes.
3. Culinary Uses