10 DIVINE FLOWERS IN REGIONAL INDIAN LITERATURE- PART -3- JASMINE
Jasmine, known as Malligai, Mogra, or Chameli, is one of India’s most divine and beloved flowers, symbolizing purity, love, and grace. Celebrated across Tamil, Telugu, Marathi, and Hindi literature, it holds a unique place in poetry and devotion.
From Sangam love verses where Malligai adorns a maiden’s hair to Andal’s Tiruppavai, where jasmine garlands are offered to Lord Vishnu, the flower represents both earthly affection and spiritual surrender.
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