Japanese daffodils typically bloom in late winter and early spring, symbolizing "rebirth," "hope," and "the arrival of spring." Their flower language includes "self-respect," "confidence," and "purity." As a common flower during winter and the New Year in Japan, it signifies good fortune, the revival of all things, and symbolizes refined, unconventional love and introspection. Height: 20cm, Width: 17.5cm, Length: 17.5cm Sano Kosai is a contemporary Japanese metal artisan known for his exquisite craftsmanship. His works have been selected for 15 traditional craft exhibitions, and he has been recognized as a full member of the Japan Craft Association. His gold carving technique was accepted by the imperial family in Showa 58 (1983). Magnolia name. Very elegant design and quality work. Condition: Excellent All have traces of the times. Some scuffs and scratches from prolonged use. This is inevitable. From a Japanese private collection Ships with tracking number.