Wild garlic (Allium ursinum) is a powerful symbol of renewal and a beloved spring plant found in forests and meadows. Its delicate white blossoms are shaped like six-pointed stars – symbols of harmony, protection, and natural order.
In sacred geometry, these forms relate to the number 6, the hexagon, and the Seed of Life – patterns known for their connection to stability and creation. In traditional symbolism, the number 3 is associated with the liver, and the presence of both 3 and 6 in the wild garlic blossom reflects a deeper balance within nature.
The hexagonal structure is found in many aspects of life: in liver cells, snowflakes, honeycombs, and the Vesica Piscis – the sacred oval representing the gateway where new energy, form, or consciousness emerges.
Wild garlic is known in herbal traditions for its cleansing and protective energy. It supports the body’s natural defenses and is appreciated for its gentle, invigorating character. Its scent recalls fresh spring air, and its vibrant green leaves are often the first sign of life after winter.
With 4–20 blossoms per plant forming a radiant, spherical cluster, the flower carpets the forest floor like a soft white veil over the skin of Mother Earth. This symbolism extends to our own skin and mucous membranes, inviting protection and renewal.
In energetic symbolism, the color white is linked to our lymphatic system, white blood cells, eyes, bones, nails, teeth, joints, and inner fluids – all elements that relate to clarity, purification, and resilience.
A photo of the wild garlic blossom brings not only natural beauty into your space, but also a reminder of life's cycles, of new beginnings, of creative flow, and of the sacred order that runs through all things.
Available as poster, canvas, or aluminum print – for your home, studio, office, or healing space.
Photo & Design: Carola Stober, Diploma Media Artist, Founder & CEO of wandalas