concept   marigold
12 commonsense assertions
Cultures (12) • Western cultures (1) • India (1) • Mexico (1) • United States (1) • Japan (1) • Nepalese culture (1) • Agricultural culture in rural India (1) • Asian countries (1) • British culture (1) • Hindu influenced cultures (1) • Middle East (1) • South Asia (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 marigold Western cultures In Western cultures, marigolds are primarily used for decoration in festivals and gardens, not for religious or funerary purposes. 7
2 marigold India Marigolds are extensively used in religious and cultural events and festivals, as well as decorations, in India. 6
3 marigold Mexico Marigolds are used in religious and cultural ceremonies, such as Day of the Dead, in Mexico as decorations and offerings. 6
4 marigold United States Marigolds are commonly used as decorative garden flowers in the United States. 3
5 marigold Japan Marigolds are used as natural dye for food and clothing in Japanese culture. 2
6 marigold Nepalese culture Marigold is considered a symbol of auspiciousness in Nepalese ceremonies and events. 2
7 marigold Agricultural culture in rural India Marigold is a common flower in rural Indian agriculture, often used for religious ceremonies and decorations. 1
8 marigold Asian countries Marigolds are considered auspicious and are often used in religious ceremonies and decorations in Asian countries, especially India and Nepal. 1
9 marigold British culture In British culture, marigolds are associated with grief and funerals. 1
10 marigold Hindu influenced cultures Marigold is used in religious ceremonies and considered auspicious in Hindu influenced cultures. 1
11 marigold Middle East Marigolds are mainly used for decoration in Middle Eastern culture and are not widely used in religious or cultural rituals. 1
12 marigold South Asia Marigolds are considered auspicious in South Asian culture and are commonly used in religious ceremonies and wedding decorations. 1