Colors do not enchant people—people enchant themselves. It is I who am intoxicated beneath the blossoms.
Enchanted by the extraordinary iridescence of the iris, one cannot help but revel in delight.
The enchanting colors are a hallmark of the iris flower.
The brilliant, dazzling pastel tones resemble the works of Impressionist painters. The story of the iris (butterfly flower): The gorgeous iris is the brilliant spark of the May season. The lines of its leaves are graceful and sharp. The ancient Egyptians regarded the iris as a symbol of strength and eloquence. Its vibrant, colorful blossoms even became the emblem on the royal banner of King Francis I of France. Whenever spring's spirit sways, clusters of flowers bloom in profusion, their gorgeous pastel hues akin to the unrestrained paintings of the Impressionists or Fauvists—truly enchanting.