A flower arrangement is not decoration but declaration.
Each stem, cut at its destined angle, is an act of discipline

— the reordering of nature under conscious will.
The bloom, brief and pure, bears witness to the law of

impermanence that governs all beauty.

The Floral Rite thus stands as Shichiken’s reflection of the ephemeral:
that which perishes, yet sanctifies its own extinction through elegance.