Saffron: Culture and History
Today, while saffron is widely grown commercially in Spain, India and China where labour is relatively inexpensive
As with many other flora, the Greek poet Homer was familiar with saffron at the opening of the first millennia B.C.:
In saffron-coloured mantles from the tides
Of Oceans rose the Morning to bright light
To Gods and men
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