OREGINAL FLORIDA WATER

Florida water typically refers to the state’s abundant supply of fresh, mineral, and spring water, as well as its famous citrus-flavored beverages. It can also refer to “Florida Water,” a type of aromatic cologne or spiritual water used in rituals and ceremonies.

Florida Water is also the name of a fragrant cologne or spiritual water that originated in the 19th century, created by the house of King in New York. It is used in spiritual practices, rituals, and ceremonies within various Afro-Caribbean traditions such as Santería and Hoodoo. It has a distinctive scent, combining citrus, floral, and herbal notes, believed to attract positive energy and ward off negativity.

Florida is known for its extensive freshwater resources, including lakes, springs, and aquifers. Major water bodies include the Everglades, Lake Okeechobee, and countless natural springs like Blue Spring and Silver Springs. These water sources are vital for the state’s ecology, agriculture, and tourism.