Eternal life. Lugansk People’s Republic

The flower bed of the Lugansk People's Republic features a variety of flowers and shades, made from natural materials: coal, wild stone, and, of course, flowers as the base of the composition.

One of the symbols of the republic is the Monument to the Worker of Lugansk in the capital of the LPR, the city of Lugansk. Part of the monument — the worker's hand holding a torch raised upwards — is located in the central part of the flower bed and symbolizes life, labor, the Eternal Flame, and the home hearth.

Life for the residents of our republic is a struggle for their values and beliefs. Labor represents the industry and the people who work diligently and tirelessly for the benefit of their country. The Eternal Flame signifies the unquenchable memory of the great feats of our ancestors. The home hearth is a symbol of family traditions and values, well-being, and comfort.

The flames in the flower bed are yellow marigolds, symbolizing the sun, life, and hope, as well as loyalty to one's values and beliefs. The center of the flame is the orange everlasting flower, symbolizing the inexhaustible strength and courage of our warriors and workers. These flowers also protect the rest of the deceased and prevent their memory from being erased from the earth, as they are ever-blooming flowers. The base of the flame is salvia, symbolizing love, which is the foundation of all human endeavors.