JASMINE
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Jasmine originated in India but is now widely cultivated throughout the country. There are over 200 varieties of jasmine that are commonly used for flowers, garlands, and religious offerings due to their strong fragrance. Jasmine is an important part of Indian culture, playing a role in weddings, religious ceremonies, and everyday life by being worn in the hair or arranged in homes to spread their uplifting scent.
JASMINE
- 1. JASMINE
- 2. Jasmine plant originated from India, from the northern parts of the Himalayan valleys, is now grown throughout India.
- 3. Jasmine is widely cultivated for their flowers The majority of species grow as climbers on other plants. And some as shrubs.
- 4. there are so many varieties to choose.
- 5. There are about 200 species
- 6. Jasmine flowers are string together as garland..
- 7. Along with flowers with fragrance like rose
- 8. And is used as religious offerings symbolizing divine hope
- 9. The deity in full glory decorated with jasmine strings. Bull, bull temple Bangalore.
- 10. used in the wedding hall decoration. Jasmine strings and garlands
- 11. And to decorate the brides and grooms.
- 12. `Madurai Malli,' a variety of jasmine famous worldwide for its shape, size and fragrance.
- 13. jasmine flower string together like this.
- 14. Women wear it on their plaits
- 15. It is sold everywhere, in the street corner, in front of the place of worship
- 16. At home, arranged with other flowers in a vase spreads good fragrance that lifts the spirits.
- 17. In short the flower Jasmine is divine, a symbol of purity, and it is also highly romanticthe fragrance being celestial it is always a special and a must in every mood of life.