Meaning of the symbols of flowers

the indirect language and messages of the Kimono motives

Gentleness, (ephemeral) beauty and kindness, represents the samurai moral code

symbolizes longevity

stands for the Japanese royal family, Order of the Chrysanthemum is the highest award

Originates from China, is closely associated with the phoenix, brings luck and fertilityIs

planted at the birth of a daughter, is felled and processed at marriage or birth of the child

Queen of flowers, stands for courage and honour, wealth and feminine beauty

is also called "castle destroyer", stands for strength and elegance, counterpart to the pine - together they form a perfect couple

Symbol of spring, rebirth and hope together with pine and bamboo known as Shōchikubai (松竹梅) which is a popular symbol for weddings.

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