John
Ruskin scrittore, pittore, poeta e critico d'arte inglese, 1819-1900, scrisse
in riferimento al papavero selvatico "non è possibile immaginare un tipo
di fiore più completo, più genuino e assolutamente puro; dentro e fuori tutto il
fiore. Nessuna limitazione di colore dappertutto, nessuna esteriore volgarità,
nessun segreto interiore; aperto al sole che l'ha creato, finemente rifinito
sopra e sotto, fin giù al più estremo punto di innesto".
La prima volta che fui intrigata dal papavero
rosso fu quando vidi la prima volta il profumo di Kenzo,
« Le pouvoir d'une fleur fragile, singuliére »
« La potenza di un fiore fragile, singolare » Sarà
lo Slogan del profumo,
il papavero non ha profumo ma Kenzo creò il suo
profumo, cipriato e floreale.
Questo fiore mi colpisce per il suo colore forte,
acceso e puro, così orientale per la grazia, forma essenziale e contrasti
cromatici. il papavero attraversa la storia, tra leggende e modi di dire, come
simbolo di fede, potere e amore e colpisce per il suo colore acceso.
Se fossi un fiore vorrei essere un papavero...così
giapponese, così francese...
buon viaggio nel mio nuovo Blog Garden Things
buon viaggio nel mio nuovo Blog Garden Things
Maria
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John Ruskin, writer, painter, poet and art critic, English, 1819-1900, wrote in reference to the wild poppy "You can not imagine a type of flower more complete, more genuine, and absolutely pure in and out of the whole flower. No limitation of color everywhere, no outward vulgarity, no inner secret; open to the sun that created it, finely finished above and below, right down to the most extreme point of engagement. "
The first time I was intrigued by the red poppy was when I first saw the scent of Kenzo,
"Le pouvoir d'une fleur fragile, Singulière»
"The power of a flower fragile, singular" will be the slogan of the perfume,
the poppy has no scent but Kenzo created its fragrance, chypre and floral.
This flower strikes me for its strong color, lit and pure, so the east by the grace, the essential form and color contrasts. poppy crosses history, including legends and sayings, as a symbol of faith, power and love and impresses with its bright color.
Today, the thirty-eighth day of my rebirth, I inaugurate this blog will deal with all aspects like the Mari who they are today, lover of gardens, creativity with the green, green food, more aware, more curious about life and knowledge, more energetic, more optimistic, younger, woman ...
If I were a flower I want to be a poppy ... so Japanese, so French ...
good trip in my new Blog Garden Things
Maria
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John Ruskin, writer, painter, poet and art critic, English, 1819-1900, wrote in reference to the wild poppy "You can not imagine a type of flower more complete, more genuine, and absolutely pure in and out of the whole flower. No limitation of color everywhere, no outward vulgarity, no inner secret; open to the sun that created it, finely finished above and below, right down to the most extreme point of engagement. "
The first time I was intrigued by the red poppy was when I first saw the scent of Kenzo,
"Le pouvoir d'une fleur fragile, Singulière»
"The power of a flower fragile, singular" will be the slogan of the perfume,
the poppy has no scent but Kenzo created its fragrance, chypre and floral.
This flower strikes me for its strong color, lit and pure, so the east by the grace, the essential form and color contrasts. poppy crosses history, including legends and sayings, as a symbol of faith, power and love and impresses with its bright color.
Today, the thirty-eighth day of my rebirth, I inaugurate this blog will deal with all aspects like the Mari who they are today, lover of gardens, creativity with the green, green food, more aware, more curious about life and knowledge, more energetic, more optimistic, younger, woman ...
If I were a flower I want to be a poppy ... so Japanese, so French ...
good trip in my new Blog Garden Things
Maria
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