The lotus flower held great significance in Pharaonic Egypt, symbolizing rebirth, purity, and creation. As the lotus blooms each morning and closes at night, it was associated with the cycle of the sun and renewal. It also represented Upper Egypt and was often depicted in art, architecture, and religious texts. Pharaohs and deities were frequently shown holding or surrounded by lotuses, emphasizing its spiritual importance. The flower was also used in rituals, perfumes, and offerings to the gods

Egypt's national flower, the blue lotus is regarded as a symbol of purity, renewal and creation; in traditional Chinese culture, the lotus flower also carries important cultural significance and is praised by literati for its noble character. 👏 The C03 office building of the New Capital CBD project in Egypt also ingeniously incorporates lotus flower shapes. Let's watch this video and enjoy the beauty of this architecture that integrates natural inspiration! 🏙️ #CSCEC #Egypt | CSCEC EGYPT