23-12-2025, 11:33 PM
(This post was last modified: 23-12-2025, 11:44 PM by Bluetoes101.)
I wonder if there's is actually anything to this, or if I am doing 2+2=pineapple again..
Lion+fleur-de-lis I am guessing would be well known in Europe a the time, fleur-de-lis (I found out today) is not (at least the modern name) Lily but Iris.
The leaves are the same shape, but without the little stems. I'm not sure this sort of leaf actually exists? The long dagger shape leaves usually attach to the stem no? (not a plant expert..). Just a quick comparison of the symbolism (showing it at the right date) and real flower example.
Interestingly it would sort of require the flowers to be flat again (like the Viola Tri-colour)
Lion+fleur-de-lis I am guessing would be well known in Europe a the time, fleur-de-lis (I found out today) is not (at least the modern name) Lily but Iris.
The leaves are the same shape, but without the little stems. I'm not sure this sort of leaf actually exists? The long dagger shape leaves usually attach to the stem no? (not a plant expert..). Just a quick comparison of the symbolism (showing it at the right date) and real flower example.
Interestingly it would sort of require the flowers to be flat again (like the Viola Tri-colour)