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How to draw a rose in 2 ways will be told in this article! The history of the origin of the rose is still unknown, so scientists continue to argue about in which country this amazing flower was first cultivated. The birthplace of pink roses is called China and Mesopotamia, as well as Persia, which in the past was called Gulistan the country of rose gardens.
The rose was especially honored in ancient Greece and Rome, where they managed to get the first terry varieties. Ancient Roman historians mention up to 10 different varieties, and by the time of the collapse of the Roman Empire, this number had increased significantly. Later, monks began to breed the flower. At that time rose water was used as a medicinal and disinfectant, so bushes were planted for practical purposes.
In warm countries, rose oil was produced, which was used by perfumers: the best soaps, creams, and other cosmetics were created on its basis. Rose oil was valued very highly: to generate a kilogram of this product, it was necessary to collect three tons of red rose petals or five tons of white roses.
Bouquets and wreaths of rosebuds became an integral part of festivals—both religious and secular. Fragrant flowers decorated altars, newlyweds were sprinkled with pink petals, and in many gardens in Europe, tea varieties were successfully grown, from which delicious jam and a fragrant drink were obtained.
The beauty of rose buds became the impetus for the development of new varieties and hybrids. Gradually, nurseries appeared, from which seedlings were distributed to different countries, and over time, there were large floricultural plantations where rose bushes were grown in the open and greenhouses. So, in modern flower stores, the question “What country is the rose from?” does not seem strange at all.
Drawing a rose is interesting, engaging, and good for everyone’s development! Countries with a warm climate turned out to be the most successful territories for the creation of flower plantations. Flowers from Ecuador today can be found everywhere, and roses from this country are in constant demand due to the special conditions of their cultivation. Plantations are located at a significant altitude – 2800-3200 meters above sea level, which contributes to the purity of the air, and the long daylight hours have a positive effect on the formation of inflorescences.
It is difficult to list all the varieties of roses grown in Ecuador. Among the popular ones are bright red Sexy Red, Devotion, and Black Magic, white Anastasia, Polar Star and Proud, pink Titanic, green Limbo, and orange Rock Star. Flower plantations in Ecuador grow unique bicolor varieties, the beauty of which is created by the contrast of dark and light petals.
Countries with warm climates have proven to be the most successful territories for flower plantations.
Flowers from Ecuador can be found everywhere today, and roses from this country are in constant demand due to the special conditions of their cultivation. Plantations are located at a significant altitude – 2800-3200 meters above sea level, which contributes to the purity of the air, and the long daylight hours have a positive effect on the formation of inflorescences.
Let’s immediately start drawing a rose!
How to draw a rose flower for kids (option 1)
Step 1
To draw our rose, draw a vertical arc with a horizontal axis branching off to the left of it
Step 2
Next, at the top of our unique arc, create a spiral with a small branch to the left.
Step 3
At this point, draw the side petals of our rose.
Step 4
The next step is to draw the rose buds in the middle part of the rose.
Step 5
At this step, draw the bottom part of the rosebud
Step 6
In this step, draw the stem part of the rose and the leaves
Step 7
The final step is to paint the rose simply!
How to draw a rose flower (option 2)
Step 1
Let’s depict a circle and add a small a small arc to it in the direction of the slope of the future bud.
Step 2
Mark the stem and make a seal in the form of a small cup at the junction of the bud and stem; this is the flower peduncle.
Step 3
Smooth lines add petals from the outer edge to the middle, alternating overlapping petals each other from different sides.
Step 4
Similarly, depicts the middle of the flower, with the center of the bud looking like a small circle or oval. Add sepals, those green leaves at the very bud.
Step 5
Go to the detailed drawing of the stem. Thicken it, add fractures and bends characteristic of this flower. On the stem, add outlines of leaves. Do not forget that the rose is characterized by a grouping of leaves by three.
Step 6
Remove the auxiliary lines in the bud, draw in detail the parts of the leaf and add thorns.
Step 7
If desired, you can paint the finished rose with colored pencils, markers, or watercolors.
