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Bamboo
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Bird
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Butterflies |
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upright, the bamboo grows so beautifully even in the harshest
of winters, thereby symbolizing strength, growth and perseverance. |
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The flamboyant
Bird of Paradise, named after one of the most beautiful birds
in the world, symbolizes freedom and magnificence.
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A universal representation
of joy, happiness and hope. Love is the message when paired
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Cherry Blossom
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Cranes |
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Dragonflies |
Beautiful during full
bloom in spring, the cherry blossoms if often regarded as a symbol
of feminine
beauty.
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A symbol of purity and longevity.
When paired, it represents everlasting love and marital bliss.
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It
is often said that the brilliance of a dragonfly’s colors, when
refracted from sunlight, is symbolic of “seeing the light”,
a way of encouraging one to reach for their full potential in all
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Fish
and Koi
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Gingko |
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Iris |
Symbolizing abundance and prosperity, the “fish” is
an auspicious symbol in many Asian cultures. The Koi Fish, specifically,
is an emblem of good fortune, endurance, perseverance and path to success.
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The
Gingko has been with us long before recorded time. Its timeless
fan-shaped leaf is one of nature’s most elegant forms and remains a spirit
of hope and elixir of healing for many. |
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Named
after the Greek goddess of the rainbow, relaying message between
heaven and earth, the Iris often symbolizes royalty, faith and valor.
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Ladybugs
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Lotus |
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Magpie |
Considered
a bearer of good fortune, it is often believed that if a ladybug
lands on your hand, it will bring you luck. The more spots
on the back, the better
the luck.
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Represents
truth and purity because its blossoms emerge pure and beautiful
out of muddy water. It is an idealistic symbol of human beings’ true
nature of honesty and virtue. |
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According to legend
and folklore, a visit from a magpie will bring you and your loved ones
a blissful future. |
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Peonies
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Plum
Blossom |
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Tulip |
| In many Asian cultures,
the peony symbolizes love, affection and feminine beauty. When highlighted
with butterflies, it means joy and happiness in marriage and love. |
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An emblem of hope and continuity of life, the plum tree is admired by
many for its ability to withstand the harshness of winter and nourish
itself into a spectacular blossom of majestic hues when spring arrives. |
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Known as a passionate
flower, the tulip represents a declaration of eternal love and admiration. |
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