The primrose is one of the first flowers to bloom in spring. Its name actually comes from the Latin word ‘primus’, which means ‘first’. So, many believe that it has a meaning of youth, renewal and optimism.

According to a Scottish legend, if you want to see a fairy, you must eat a primrose. Leaving primroses on your doorstep will ensure fairies will bless your house, and putting primroses in a cowshed will convince them not to steal the milk. Not surprisingly, the flower is also known as “fairy cup.

In Norse folklore Freya is the goddess of love who keeps the primrose as her sacred flower and symbol.

In English folklore, it is believed that the primrose flower should be planted in groups of 13 to bring good luck. If there are too many or too little then it is believed that it will bring bad luck and misfortune upon those who planted it.

They are also seen as representations of femininity thanks to the symbolism of the petals that withstand the entire lifespan of the primrose, including sowing its seeds which in turn is a symbol of birth and life.

Yellow Primrose is great for decorating your house so that you can welcome the spring, the sun, and the new energy new season brings.

Size 12.5cm sq

Original cast using fine casting plaster,

signed and dated 2022

This cast has been designed to be kept indoors.

It will be carefully packed in recycled packaging.