Ever since we were far away, the ancient lily symbolizes perfection and beauty. By looking at their strength and exquisiteness, you feel the love of the Creator to steal the leather. The fabulous forms, the admirable harmony of flowers, leaves and stalks have brought this flower popularity and global glory. There are assumptions that the name of the lilium comes at the beginning of the word " leirion " , which in ancient Greek means " white " or " polyium " , which is " purely white " in ancient Liechtenstein.

It's funny to say that no flower has been the target of so many myths and legends as this one. One of the ancient Greek legends states that when the mother of the Olympa Hera gods (and the Romans call her Yunona) once fed her against her will, the sprays of milk fell on the sky became the stars of the Mleka Puti, and those who fell on the land were white leaf. The Jews have stories that the lilia has witnessed in Eve's temptation, but the inaccuracy has not lost itself. The capitals of the biggest columns in the Solomon temple are shaped like lilies. There's even an award that Moses' cradle stopped under the league of yellow, which grows among cams and cane. Lilya is an infamous artistic-decoration motive in ancient Romans, Egyptians, Assyrians and Greeks. The biggest love of lilia was used in the Old Rome, where it was considered the first flower after an uncompared rose. It is believed that, thanks to ancient Romans, the culture of white lily has been spread across Europe. There's also a monetary sign in all the listed lilies. Her image was on Roman coins, as well as the French florines of the 9th Ludovic, and the 14th Ludovic in the meantime turned into money in silver and gold lilies. The French king was actually called the King of Lilius, and France itself was the country of lilius.