A pesar de resumirse una gran historia bíblica en tan solo una flor, esta Caeruela nativa de Argentina no dejaba de sorprenderme tras su sutil belleza la cual quise fotografiar y traer hoy a ustedes en este día.
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We arrived to Cordoba, Argentina in order to perform a series of concerts at the Cosquín Festival, which is one of the most important in Latin America. During my stay, on the way to one of the sound proofs I found in a garden this beautiful flower of great complexity, researching about it with some friends, they told me that this flower has a great symbolic relationship with the Christian religion and the Passion of Jesus where curiously his three floral stigmas represent the three nails used to nail Jesus on the cross; the ovary and its base represent the chalice of the Last Supper; the five anthers represent the five wounds; the corolla represents the Holy crown, the five petals together with the sepals represent the apostles without Judas Iscariot and Peter; the old leaves also represent the hands of those who persecuted him, the new leaves the tip of the spear used to puncture him and the tendrils the whips with which he was whipped.
in spite of summarizing a great biblical story in just one flower, this native Caeruela from Argentina never ceased to amaze me after its subtle beauty which I wanted to photograph and bring to you today.
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