Nishane Fafounios Eau de Parfum 100ml

I love the god Favonius (one of the Roman wind gods, generally compared to the Greek god Zephyrus) Flora, the goddess of flowers, to the extent that he transformed himself into a rose because the goddess was only interested in flowers. When Flora saw the rose, she kissed it, fulfilling Favonius's desire. It is said that the word "rose" itself originated when Flora, overwhelmed with pain after being struck by Cupid's arrow, was unable to pronounce the word Eros correctly, and it made her say "Ros." Hence, the word "rose" became synonymous with Eros; in Rome and Greece, it is considered a symbol of youth, vitality, love, beauty, and the fertility of nature. Favonius is a Roman name meaning "gentle" or "favorable." Several mythological and historical Roman figures have been named after him. Favonius, the gentlest of the winds, is known as the fruitful wind, the messenger of spring. He controlled plants and flowers. The Roman poet Horace wrote: "O Asteria, are the shining western winds returning to you at the beginning of spring?" Why do you weep, O Asteria, for the man whom the shining western winds will return to you at the beginning of spring?