Astraea SOLD

The daisies represent new beginnings and hope, reminding us that hope is one of the most powerful tools we have for manifesting better outcomes and a better world. “Daisy” comes from an Old English term that translates to "day's eye." Daisies open up in the morning to take in the day's sunshine, closing up again in the evening. Note, these daisies are remaining wide open even as night falls, reminding us that there is always an opportunity to begin again. Daisies resemble bright stars, reminding us that we all originated from the same source. In addition, as purple is the color of peace and understanding, a purple daisy represents the kind of hope and optimism that brings people together and heals misunderstandings. Thus, it is a flower that represents unity. The ancient Greeks also associated their goddess Astraea with daisy flowers. According to one Greek legend, during the Iron Age, humans began to make a lot of weapons and warfare increased. Zeus decided to destroy world of men with a great flood. The loss of life and destruction was unbearable for Astraea and she begged Zeus to turn her into a star. Eventually, the flood waters receded. But all that was left of the world was mud and slime. Seeing the destruction, Astraea wept, and her tears fell as stardust. When they hit the land, they turned into daisy flowers. May whomever hangs this in their home experience renewed hope, peace, and new beginnings + all the general love and good vibes I pour into my work ✨🔮🗝️🪄