ABC TV | How To Make Easter Lily Paper Flower - Craft Tutorial

Easter lily (Japanese: テッポウユリ, Teppōyuri), often called the Lilium longiflorum, Madonna Lilies, is a plant endemic to both Taiwan and Ryukyu Islands (Japan).
Easter lily have since time immemorial stood as a symbol of purity, innocence, hope and grace.
There are several theories about Christian symbolism surrounding the Easter lily. Often referred to as “white-robed apostles of hope,” their color symbolizes the purity of Christ, who was free from sin. In many paintings, the angel Gabriel is depicted as handing Mary white lilies, which symbolizes her purity as well. The trumpet shape of the Easter lily represents a trumpet sounding the message that Jesus has risen, and the nature in which lilies grow is symbolic of the resurrection as well. From ugly bulbs that are underground for three years or longer, they become beautiful flowers. This process is reminiscent of Jesus’s brutal death and holy resurrection. Thus, lilies represent rebirth and hope, just as the resurrection does in the Christian faith.

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Material for Flower Making:
- Canson drawing paper 180gsm
- Scissors, tacky glue, white floral wire, floral tape, oil pastel, water spray.

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