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Umai or Uma appears in several Siberian, Turkish and even Hindu mythologies, as different deities, from the  goddess of fertility and beauty, virginity, even  mother nature.  

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The image above the i , can have two interpretations: one  flower or one  seed.  It has been designed based on a mandala, an element that gives us tranquility and focus.

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Both flower and seed  connect with our name "Umai, or mother goddess",  since both are life, and will give life. Both need care, and at the same time they are free to develop and there will not be two exactly the same on earth because depending on the conditions of their environment they will manifest themselves in a certain way.

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Regarding colors, many ancient cultures  they believed that every day  of the week had its corresponding  planet, color, and even grain and smell.  Is  belief is used in  Waldorf schools around the world so we wanted to give our flower a different color than  each petal,  from Monday to Saturday, and taking the white for Sunday that represents the  sun, being  the invisible circle that encloses our flower (or seed) and at the same time gives it the energy to grow, flourish (or germinate).

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Monday – Violet  – Rice –Moon  –  Jasmine

Tuesday –Red -  Barley - Mars - Clove  

Wednesday  - Yellow  – Millet – Mercury  – Copal

Thursday – Orange  – Rye – Jupiter  – Cedar

Friday – Green –  Oatmeal – Venus  - Pink

Saturday – Blue – Corn – Saturn  – myrrh  

Sunday  - White  – Wheat – Sun  - Incense

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