Interesting Facts about the Phoenix bird

The phoenix is said to burst into flames upon death and rise anew from its ashes, symbolising immortality and renewal.

The legend originated in ancient Egypt as the Bennu bird and was later adopted by Greek and Roman mythology.

Often associated with the sun, the phoenix represents light conquering darkness and life’s eternal cycle.

Cultures across Egypt, Greece, China, Japan, and India have their own phoenix-like myths — all tied to rebirth and hope.

The phoenix is usually described as a brilliant mix of red, gold, orange, and purple, reflecting flames and royalty.

Today, the phoenix symbolises resilience, transformation, and new beginnings — rising stronger after hardship.