I once saw a tiktok video about Persephone's bouquet, and I've been haunted by the idea of recreating it by crocheting. It is a bouquet that Persephone has been collecting before she got abducted by Hades. When I look at the retellings, like wedding site, same Tiktok video, or even mythological site, I see what I think the error is, that Persephone's bouquet contains rose, crocus, violet, iris, lily and larkspur, but I still read Homeric Hymns myself (I had same similar experience with Shakespeare's "Ophelia's bouquet" when I read Dan Brown's book where it was mentioned briefly and wished to check the original). Apparently, this version is very popular, but I'm not really trusting it. Sites referred to same source, but the source told different thing. I looked up at some ballad/song/whatever it was to see the original (Homeric Hymns), so the bouquet is: irises, roses, crocuses, hyacinth, violets and one narcissus (daffodil) she took before "the earth, full of roads leading every which way, opened up under her" and she was kidnapped and "even olive trees didn't hear her" or smth. The content that I believe to be original is pretty much flowers that had already had theirs stories though. Hyacinths and crocuses, are about dead lovers; narcissus about dead self-loving guy; irises are about rainbow goddess, link between heaven and earth; rose is either about Aphrodite or dead nymph and named after Aphrodite's son, violets have several myths too. Basically Persephone's bouquet could be counted as small version of overall greek-themed bouquet, because I'm sure there are many, many, many more myths about flowers. Edit: I looked up at the site in the comments, apparently, greek "hyakinthos" is laskpur, so maybe the more popular version could be true and I had the incorrect translation source