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Hope 1931. The word daisy is derived from the term, day’s eye, referring to the flower’s cyclical opening and closing its petals, to sleep at night and awake in the morning when the sun shines. Thus, the daisy is a solar symbol that relates to new beginnings, fresh hopes, light, life energy, but also eternity. The daisy in Paganism represented the sun and stars because of their appearance. In Nordic countries, the daisy was pictured with Freya, the goddess of love, fertility, purity and hope. This plant is common to the Mediterranean and its name essentially means ‘excellent pearl’ in Latin because of its beautiful, pearly petals. Daisy teas are often used to treat bronchitis, coughs and inflammation, the flowers can also be applied to heal wounds on the skin.
I love this print for its charming and vintage-inspired floral design, which adds a touch of timeless appeal to any space. It works particularly well in eclectic, bohemian, or cosy country-style interiors, where it can bring a gentle sense of colour and familiarity. For styling tips, consider pairing it with natural materials like wood or rattan, or offsetting it with more minimalist accents to let the artwork shine. Framing it in a simple, understated frame will keep the focus on the print itself, making it an ideal focal point for living rooms or bedrooms where a soft, inviting atmosphere is desired.
Adrian Wells
Flitch Interior Stylist
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