秋鳳 Shuho
A Grand Calligraphy Master
-the highest rank-
More than 40 years of experience in calligraphy
What is Hana-Moji （Floral Symbols）?
Hana-Moji （Floral Symbols）is a traditional Chinese art form with a history of over 2,000 years.
The dragons, cranes, phoenixes, suns, butterflies, birds, flowers, and other patterns folded into the letters are not only beautiful, but each has its own Feng Shui meaning, such as success, health, and increased luck, and is said to bring good fortune to the owner.
For this reason, it has been a custom in China since ancient times for emperors to have feng shui painters draw floral characters to wish for good fortune.
Even today, Hana-Moji is loved as gifts for special occasions and as art interior decorations for rooms, with wishes of good fortune, good luck, health, and longevity.
Meaning of Each Floral Symbol
Hana-Moji is composed of letters with a combination of floral symbols, and each symbol has its own unique meanings
Flower: Blooming of life
Bird: Inviting happiness
Treasure ship: Fortune, Smooth sailing
Dolphin: Love fortune, The prosperity of offspring
Heart: Love fortune, happy marriage
Bivalve shell: Good fortune, Good Dependent Co-Arising
Palm tree: Having a healthy and honest upbringing
Honu tree: Bringing happiness
Pineapple: Good luck in money, Prosperous business
Flamingo: Health and Longevity
Strawberry: Good health
Tortoise: Health and Longevity
Phoenix: Protection, Honorableness
Dragon: Success, Protection
Crane: Health, Longevity
Peacock: Growing more beautiful, ward off evil spirits
Carp: Good luck with money, prosperous business
Bamboo: Having a healthy and honest upbringing
Ears of rice: Harvest
Rainbow: Blessing, Beautiful harmony
Sun: Bright future, Good energy for tomorrow
Butterfly: Friendship, Live a happy life
