Wreaths -

: For the Romans, wreaths made of precious metals or foliage symbolized power, sovereignty, and military achievement. Religious and Seasonal Traditions

At its core, a wreath is an assortment of materials—flowers, leaves, fruits, or twigs—constructed into a ring shape. This circular form is a universal symbol of unity, wholeness, and the spirit. In many traditions, it represents the "unending circle of life," having no clear beginning or end. Ancient Origins and Meanings WREATHS

The earliest documented use of wreaths dates back to the 7th century B.C. in Ancient Greece and Rome: : For the Romans, wreaths made of precious