"Earth laughs in flowers. ~Ralph Waldo Emerson, 'Hamatreya' "
However, the floral pattern has been around for a longtime, since the Egyptian Period (2800 BC-28 BC), during which, Egyptians would use this pattern for blanket design, temple offerings, and guest wreath. During the Greek period (600 AC-150 BC), a symmetrical theme was added to floral patterns, but the Greeks still used this pattern for the same reasons as the Egyptians did.
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Flowers have always been associated with love and romance in history but since 2009, floral has been a powerful pattern and has became a must-have in the wardrobe. It is seen everywhere and in everything: from scarves to shoes or even to entire outfits!
However, the floral pattern has been around for a longtime, since the Egyptian Period (2800 BC-28 BC), during which, Egyptians would use this pattern for blanket design, temple offerings, and guest wreath. During the Greek period (600 AC-150 BC), a symmetrical theme was added to floral patterns, but the Greeks still used this pattern for the same reasons as the Egyptians did.
During
the Middle Ages (476 AC-1000 AC), although there was a decline use of
Floral patterns, florals were used to define the borders of manuscripts
by painters. It’s only in the Modern period (1500 AC- ), more precisely
during the Age of Discovery ( 15th-17th century), that floral patterns
were introduced into clothing fabrics, after it has originated from
Asia.
[Wearing]: H&M Floral Skirt | H&M Floral Top | H&M light blue and pink sandals | H&M accessories | Charlotte Russe Floral wallet
Hello Lovelies,
I hope you enjoyed the little history about the floral pattern. I have always wanted to know where it came from and now, after reading this post, we all know it came from Asia during the Exploration period!
