Scattered Flowers of Yakushi-ji Temple, a World Heritage Site By Toshio Tabuchi, a Person of Cultural Merit The Amida Triad. Scattered flowers originally symbolize the act of scattering flowers as an offering to the Buddha. The petals are imbued with meanings such as "impermanence," "gratitude," "purification," and "connection," and have been cherished as amulets to calm the heart. ✨Decorate your room or entryway as a symbol of purification ✨Accompany your Buddhist altar or sutra copying desk to deepen your prayerful heart ✨Also recommended as a gift for someone special Each time you see them, a gentle feeling will spread, and they will bring you kind connections. Please, welcome them as a refuge for your heart.