In some folklore, witches are portrayed as using roses in spells or enchantments. Once in the kingdom of enchantments, a wicked fairy cast a spell on a princess, decreeing she’d prick her finger on a spindle and sleep forever. A kind fairy intervened, transforming the deadly curse into a deep slumber. To protect the slumbering princess, a maze of enchanting roses bloomed around her. The roses, with their thorns and beauty, became a symbol of the magical spell. As the tale goes, revealing the profound connection between love, beauty, and the mystical power of roses. Does that remind you of the tale of “Sleeping Beauty”? Roses have different symbolism across cultures. In Greek methodology, the rose is associated with Aphrodite ,the goddess of love. The myth tells of her lover Adonis ,who was mortally wounded by a boar. As he bled, red roses sprung from his blood, symbolizing love and loss..