l New Year Petite Floral Gift l *Lunar New Year* New Year *Celebration* Blessing *Gratitude* Decor *Preserved Flower* Gift

A New Year floral gift adorned with Iida Mizuhiki. Subtly festive and elegantly charming, it’s perfect for gracing your desk to create a miniature spring landscape, or as a thoughtful gift for elders, superiors, colleagues, or friends you wish to thank. Thank you for your care over the past year, and we look forward to your guidance in the coming one! ■ Floral Arrangement Size: 13cm x 10cm x height varies from 13-19cm depending on the Mizuhiki knot style. ■ Vase Size: 6cm x 6cm x 6cm height. ※ Decorated with limited edition Mizuhiki knots, handcrafted and woven by Japanese artisans. Styles will be selected based on availability. Please contact us beforehand if you wish to request a specific style. ※ This item comes with complimentary gift wrapping for your convenience! Understanding Preserved Flowers What are Preserved Flowers? Preserved flowers (Preserved Flower) originated in France. They are real flowers that have been specially processed with organic dyes and agents, harmless to the human body. Simply put, "preserved flowers" are "flowers that will not wilt," also known as everlasting flowers. Characteristics of Preserved Flowers 1. They possess the tender, soft texture of fresh flowers, with even more beautiful coloration. 2. After special processing, they can be preserved for six months to over three years. 3. They require no watering, making it easy for even busy office workers to decorate their homes with flowers. 4. After processing, preserved flowers have no fragrance or pollen, so there are no concerns about allergies. Processing Method for Preserved Flowers It takes several days or even months to create a single preserved flower from start to finish. Fresh Flower → Decolorization, Immersion in Preservative Solution → Coloring → Drying The original water and nutrients within the fresh flower are completely exchanged with the preservative solution to create a high-quality preserved flower. How to Care for Preserved Flowers 1. Absolutely do not water them. 2. Avoid placing them in humid or direct sunlight. 3. Preserved flowers are highly sensitive to moisture. Humidity above 65% can cause color transfer, so try to avoid placing them near walls, curtains, or clothing. 4. If the flowers are dusty, gently brush them off with a soft brush or use a hairdryer on a low, cool setting. Other Information 1. As preserved flowers are processed from fresh flowers, there may be slight variations in color, shape, and size within the same specifications. 2. Minor cracks on the edges of petals may occasionally occur during shipping; this is a normal phenomenon and not considered a defect or flaw. You can gently trim the edges with small scissors. 3. Colors in product photos may vary slightly. The actual product color is the standard. Origin/Manufacturing Method Taiwan / Handmade in Japan