Sun flower is placed by the door of farm and other kinds of houses in order to protect inhabitants against evil spirits.

Sunflowers in the bud stage exhibit heliotropism. At sunrise, the faces of most sunflowers are turned towards the east. Over the course of the day, they move to track the sun from east to west, while at night they return to an eastward orientation.

In Greek mythology, Clytie, who was either a water nymph or a princess of the ancient city of Babylon fell in love with Apollo, god of the sun. For a time the god returned her love, but then he tired of her. The forlorn Clytie sat, day after day, slowly turning her head to watch Apollo move across the sky in his sun chariot. Eventually, the gods took pity on her and turned her into a flower. In some versions of the myth, she became a heliotrope or a marigold, but most accounts say that Clytie became a sunflower.

According to the legend, when the men and women lived in the earth, there was not neither moon nor sun. Genies and other evil beings usually threatened them. They asked Amalurra to help them. Amalurra created the moon. The genies were frightened for some days, as they had never seen the moon, but after some time, they were not scared and frightened the humans again. The humans then asked for something more. Amalurra created the sun. It shined more than the moon so the genies did not get used to it. However, the genies and evil beings attacked humans at night, so Amalurra gave humans a last present: eguzkilore, the flower of the sun. Eguzkilore resembles a sun, so if it was placed by the door of a farm or house, it would protect them.

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