4 inch round Strength, Solidarity, and Resistance Stickers
 
Throughout history, flowers have been more than just symbols of beauty — they have carried powerful messages of courage, defiance, and solidarity. This collection highlights four blossoms that have come to represent acts of resistance and remembrance across different times and places. Each flower tells a story of those who stood up, spoke out, and remembered the cost of silence.
 
The mimosa, with its delicate golden blooms, is given on International Women's Day as a symbol of female strength and solidarity. Born from Italy’s post-WWII women’s movement, the mimosa represents resilience in the face of hardship, chosen for its ability to thrive even in poor soil — just like the women who have fought for rights and recognition throughout history.
 
The white poppy is a peaceful alternative to traditional war remembrance symbols. It honors all victims of war — both civilians and soldiers — and offers a commitment to peace. Introduced in the 1930s by pacifist movements, the white poppy stands as a quiet protest against the glorification of conflict, advocating for a future where remembrance includes a vision of nonviolence.
 
The edelweiss and the white carnation are powerful emblems of resistance. Edelweiss, once worn by anti-Nazi youth groups like the Edelweiss Pirates, symbolizes courage and opposition to fascism in WWII Germany. Meanwhile, the white carnation became a national symbol of Dutch resistance and remembrance, inspired by Prince Bernhard during the German occupation. Both flowers honor the quiet bravery of those who risked everything to oppose tyranny and defend human dignity.
 
Mimosa for female strength, White Poppy for peace, Edelweiss for anti-fascist courage, and White Carnation for WWII resistance.

Symbols of hope, defiance, and memory.