Flower Deity Oracle / Poems 19-24 / October Cotton Rose Hibiscus, November Camellia, December Narcissus

Flower Deity Oracle / Twelve Months of Flower Deities X 24 Tang & Song Dynasty Poems X Newly Interpreted Divination Meanings January: Plum blossom, February: Apricot blossom, March: Peach blossom, April: Peony, May: Pomegranate flower, June: Lotus flower July: Hollyhock, August: Osmanthus, September: Chrysanthemum, October: Cotton rose hibiscus, November: Camellia, December: Narcissus Each month features two Flower Deities, resulting in 24 divination poems. - What is a Flower Deity? An ancient custom states: "On the day of the Grain in Ear festival, offerings of various gifts are made to bid farewell to the Flower Deities. It is said that once Grain in Ear passes, summer arrives, all flowers wither, and the Flower Deities retire, requiring a farewell ceremony. This custom is particularly popular among young women. In the Grand View Garden, everyone rises early. The young ladies craft carriages and horses from flower petals and willow branches, or fashion banners and flags from brocade and silk gauze, attaching them with colorful threads. These adornments are tied to every tree and every branch of every flower. The garden is filled with fluttering embroidered ribbons and swaying branches, making one feel as if the flowers themselves are shy and the swallows and orioles envious. It is impossible to describe it all." — Dream of the Red Chamber, Chapter 27 - It's like this: the vibrant blooms, the stirrings of your heart in spring, the depth of your autumn sentiments – they all exist because you are worthy. Sometimes, we yearn for a subtle hint. Sometimes, that elusive connection we can't quite articulate is simply the fate we're unwilling to acknowledge. Let us shake the divination box and let randomness guide everything. Your belief that a certain feeling exists is just as valid as your belief that it doesn't. - Contents: Tang & Song Dynasty poetry with newly interpreted divination meanings Paper: Glassine paper Technique: Foil stamping Size: 5 X 15 cm Packaging: Imported Japanese OPP transparent bag Printed in Taiwan About Shipping After payment, it takes 1-2 business days for order processing and shipping, excluding holidays. If you choose Post Office Registered Mail, delivery typically occurs 2-3 days after mailing. If you opt for convenience store pickup, your items will arrive at the designated store within 48 hours after shipping. Please pay attention to SMS notifications from the logistics system.