DaisyWitch

Derived from the Old English for "day's eye," the daisy is a profound symbol of the rhythmic cycle of nature-closing at night and opening with the sun. • Purity & Innocence: Traditionally linked to childhood, humility, and "white-light" energy. • New Beginnings: Because it blooms at dawn and is among the first to appear in spring, it represents rebirth and fresh starts. • Loyal Love: In the Victorian language of flowers, it signifies "I will never tell" and faithful devotion. • Resilience: Symbolizes the strength to remain grounded and cheerful even in harsh conditions (the "wildflower" spirit). • The Divine Feminine: Sacred to the Norse goddess Freya, linking the flower to motherhood, fertility, and protective grace.