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Wisteria (also spelled Wistaria or Wysteria) is called “Purple Vine“ in China. This flower is native to Asia, so naturally many of its meanings come from Chinese and Japanese culture. In China, this flower is commonly featured in art and plays involving marriage. Many people exchange the flowers as a good luck charm when planning a wedding. Since the vines and trees bloom in spring and early summer, it’s a potent symbol of new life. Wisteria is remarkably important in Chinese art, feng shui and has distinct symbolism in Buddhism. In one cluster, the petals shade harmoniously from the strong, dark purple tip to the soft, light pink at the open base. Wisteria symbolizes beauty, love, fertility and exapansion #abctvcraft #paperflower
