Flower Deity Oracle / No. 16 / Osmanthus

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Flower Deity Oracle / No. 16 / Osmanthus The Twelve Flower Deities X 24 Tang & Song Dynasty Poems X Newly Interpreted Oracle Messages The Flower Deity, an ancient custom: "On the day of the Mangzhong solar term, offerings of various gifts are prepared to bid farewell to the Flower Deity, as after Mangzhong, summer arrives, all flowers wither, and the Flower Deity retires. This custom is especially popular among young ladies. Everyone in the Grand View Garden wakes up early. The girls weave flower petals and willow branches into carriages and horses, or stack brocades, silks, and gauzes into banners and streamers, all tied with colorful threads. These are attached to every tree and every flower branch. The garden is filled with fluttering silk ribbons and blooming flowers, and the girls themselves are adorned so beautifully that they shame the flowers and make the birds envious. It's impossible to describe it all." —Dream of the Red Chamber, Chapter 27 - - - It's like this: the vibrant bloom of every color, your burgeoning spring desires, the depth of your autumn feelings—all because you are worthy. Sometimes, we yearn for a subtle hint. Sometimes, that intangible thread of connection, the one we hesitate to acknowledge, is precisely the destined separation we are unwilling to face. Let us shake the oracle bamboo, and entrust ourselves to the flow of chance. Your belief in a feeling's existence is as valid as your belief in its absence. - - - Content: Tang & Song Dynasty Poems and Newly Interpreted Oracle Messages Paper: Glassine Paper Technique: Foil Stamping Size: 50 x 150 mm Packaging: Comes with imported Japanese OPP transparent bag (please refer to one of the product images) Printed in Taiwan About Shipping After payment, it takes 1-2 business days for us to prepare and ship your order, excluding holidays. If you choose Registered Mail by Post Office, delivery will be made on the 2nd or 3rd day after posting. If you choose Convenience Store Pickup, your order will arrive at the designated store 48 hours after shipment. Please pay attention to the SMS notifications sent by the logistics system.

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Plum blossoms in January, apricot blossoms in February, peach blossoms in March, peonies in April, pomegranates in May, lotus flowers in June, hollyhocks in July, osmanthus in August, chrysanthemums in September, mallow in October, camellias in November, narcissus in December.

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