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These preserved flowers for Buddhist altars are made by processing fresh flowers to allow them to last longer. Choose from five colors (purple, yellow, green, white, pink) and include chrysanthemums, carnations, small chrysanthemums, and dendrobium orchids that will never wilt. Offerings, Buddhist flowers, condolences, anniversary of death, fresh flowers, Obon festival, first Obon, new Obon, Higan, memorial service, Buddhist service, first anniversary, seventh day, forty-ninth day, funeral service, wake, offering to the spirit, offering to the Buddha, memorial service, mourning period, condolence visit during mourning These are preserved flowers, so please do not water them. Please display them in a place away from direct sunlight. The color may differ from the actual product depending on your monitor settings. *Preserved flowers are natural materials made from fresh flowers that have been specially processed, so the color, shape, and size may differ slightly from the image. Depending on the season and time of year, we may have difficulty obtaining or have stock shortages, or the manufacturer may change or substitute products may be used due to changes in specifications. ■ Flower-filled Theron Dome (arranged to fit inside the Theron Dome) Approximately 20.5 cm high, 12.5 cm wide (circular) ■ Gift Box Size Approximately 21.5 cm high, 15.0 cm wide The basic packaging for offerings is a black gift box, wrapped in clear OPP cellophane. Wrapping and a decorative ribbon (noshi) can be selected as options. We do not use flowers with thorns (roses) or artificial flowers. We use preserved flowers, lotus seeds, and braided cord. ● Obon is a traditional Japanese event to welcome and honor the spirits of ancestors. Hatsubon (Shinbon) refers to the first Obon after a person's death. To prepare for the deceased's return, offer or send beautiful Buddhist flowers as a tribute. ● Ohigan is a Buddhist event held annually in spring and autumn, a period for honoring ancestors and expressing gratitude. Even if you can't visit the graves, you can still offer prayers at the family altar. Flowers that can be kept clean are recommended. The spring Ohigan period is from March 17th to March 23rd. The autumn Ohigan period is from September 19th to September 25th. Preserved flowers are fresh flowers that have been processed to last a long time and never wilt. A dome-shaped, non-wilting offering of flowers in a transparent resin case; a Buddhist offering flower. Since it doesn't require watering and comes in a case, dust can be easily removed. Choose from 5 design colors and 10 base designs (clear or black base) for memorial flowers, suitable for your own home, your parents' home, funeral notices, and memorial services. Because these are natural flowers, each bloom will differ in size, color, and the way it is arranged. This offering arrangement can be displayed as is, keeping it clean and dust-free. For memorial services, you can remove the case and offer fresh flowers instead. The Okudome Buddhist Flower Arrangement is an offering that is easy to give, doesn't require a place to put it, and is easy to keep clean by simply wiping the case. Preserved flowers are a convenient way to express your feelings and thoughts for the deceased, as they never wilt. They are perfect for Buddhist funerals, memorial services, anniversaries, telegrams, condolence messages, funeral flowers, wakes, funerals, memorial services, altar flowers, pet memorials, and as offerings for the seventh day after death. A total of 5 colors: purple, green, yellow, white, and pink. A Japanese-style preserved flower arrangement that will never wilt, perfect for a Buddhist altar. Obon (Buddhist festival), First Obon, New Year's, Autumn Equinox, Offerings, Obituary, Buddhist flowers, Anniversary of death, Condolences, Preserved flowers for Buddhist altars, Flowers that never wilt Chrysanthemums and carnations, both familiar flowers associated with Japanese aesthetics, are popular among Japanese people as offerings for funerals. Preserved flowers are flowers made from fresh flowers. Because there are many different colors and blooming patterns, the actual bloom and condition of the flowers may differ from the image shown. Due to variations in the time of year, the size, shape, and condition of the flowers may differ from one another. The language of chrysanthemums is "nobility," "elegance," and "integrity." Preserved flowers that never wilt, easy to give as gifts, for Buddhist altars, memorial services, anniversaries, telegrams, condolence messages, funeral flowers, wakes, funerals, memorial services, altar flowers, pet memorials, offerings, and the seventh day memorial service. Choose from 5 colors to match your preferred image: purple, green, yellow, white, and pink. Preserved flower arrangements in a Japanese style that never wilt for your Buddhist altar. ●Pink Chrysanthemum | "Sweet Dreams" The language of pink chrysanthemums is "sweet dreams." This meaning comes from the lovely image of the pink flower. These flowers are also recommended for those who want to offer cute flowers that don't look like typical Buddhist offerings. ● White chrysanthemum | "To admire," "A sincere heart" The language of white chrysanthemums is "admiration" and "sincere heart." White chrysanthemums, often used as offerings, symbolize longing for the deceased and the sincerity and honesty with which the ceremony is conducted. Furthermore, white is considered a pure color that has not been stained by any other color, and is therefore used in formal occasions such as weddings and funerals. ● Yellow chrysanthemum | "Longevity and happiness," "A little love" The language of yellow chrysanthemums is "longevity" and "a little love." It possesses both positive and negative meanings, and since chrysanthemums are a symbol of longevity, this is likely reflected in their flower language. ●Purple Chrysanthemum | "Trust me," "Your dreams will come true" The language of purple chrysanthemums is "Trust me" and "Dreams come true." The purple chrysanthemum, with its elegant and dignified adult atmosphere, is imbued with positive meanings. Purple has long been considered a noble color. It could be said that this color is appropriate for offering as a tribute to the deceased. ●The meaning of green chrysanthemums is "stillness" and "starting over," reflecting the natural and calm atmosphere of the color green. Green chrysanthemums are said to have relaxing and calming effects due to their gentle color.