concept   floral motifs
18 commonsense assertions
Cultures (18) • Western countries (1) • Indian culture (1) • Japanese culture (1) • Latin American countries (1) • African countries (1) • East Asian countries (1) • Greek culture (1) • Maori culture (1) • Mediterranean countries (1) • Mexican culture (1) • Nigerian culture (1) • Pacific Island countries (1) • Russian culture (1) • Scandinavian countries (1) • Slavic countries (1) • South Asian countries (1) • Sri Lankan culture (1) • decorative arts culture (1)
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1 floral motifs Western countries Floral motifs are commonly used for decoration in Western culture. 8
2 floral motifs Indian culture Floral motifs in Indian culture represent beauty, love, and spiritual growth in saris, tapestries, and henna designs. 2
3 floral motifs Japanese culture In Japanese culture, floral motifs symbolize simplicity, elegance, and harmony with nature in minimalist designs. 2
4 floral motifs Latin American countries Floral motifs are frequently incorporated into Latin American art and traditions, including Day of the Dead festivities. 2
5 floral motifs African countries Floral motifs are commonly used in African countries for textiles, artifacts, and traditional clothing to symbolize fertility, growth, and celebration. 1
6 floral motifs East Asian countries Floral motifs in East Asian countries are used in minimalist and symbolic designs to convey simplicity, elegance, and harmony with nature. 1
7 floral motifs Greek culture In Greek culture, floral motifs are commonly used in architecture, pottery, and traditional crafts to symbolize vitality, fertility, and the cycle of life. 1
8 floral motifs Maori culture Floral motifs in Maori culture symbolize connections to nature and ancestral heritage in tattoos, carvings, and traditional items. 1
9 floral motifs Mediterranean countries Floral motifs are commonly used in Mediterranean countries in architecture, pottery, and traditional crafts to represent vitality, fertility, and the cycle of life. 1
10 floral motifs Mexican culture Floral motifs are commonly used in Mexican folk art, ceramics, and traditional crafts to represent the connection between indigenous cultures and the natural world. 1
11 floral motifs Nigerian culture Floral motifs are commonly used in Nigerian culture for textiles, artifacts, and traditional clothing to symbolize fertility, growth, and celebration. 1
12 floral motifs Pacific Island countries Floral motifs are used in Pacific Island countries for symbolic and ancestral design purposes. 1
13 floral motifs Russian culture Russian culture often incorporates floral motifs into decorative arts, textiles, and religious iconography to symbolize beauty, rebirth, and the natural world. 1
14 floral motifs Scandinavian countries Floral motifs are used in Scandinavian home decor and textiles to create a natural and peaceful atmosphere. 1
15 floral motifs Slavic countries Floral motifs are commonly used in Slavic countries for decorative arts, textiles, and religious iconography to represent beauty, rebirth, and nature. 1
16 floral motifs South Asian countries Floral motifs are commonly used in ornate designs for mosques, palaces, and traditional clothing in South Asian countries to symbolize beauty, nature, and spirituality. 1
17 floral motifs Sri Lankan culture In Sri Lankan culture, floral motifs are important symbols in saris, tapestries, and henna designs, representing beauty, love, and spiritual growth. 1
18 floral motifs decorative arts culture The use of floral motifs in Persian decorative arts symbolizes beauty, elegance, and natural harmony. 1