Higanbana ('red spider lilies') are often known as 'flowers of the dead'. Symbolising abandonment, separation, and lost memory, higanbana are also known as 'corpse flowers' or 'flowers of the afterlife'. Because of their association with death, they are often seen at Japanese funerals. It is ominous indeed to gift a bouquet of higanbana to loved ones!

Higanbana ('red spider lilies') are often known as 'flowers of the dead'. Symbolising abandonment, separation, and lost memory, higanbana are also known as 'corpse flowers' or 'flowers of the afterlife'. Because of their association with death, they are often seen at Japanese funerals. It is ominous indeed to gift a bouquet of higanbana to loved ones!

Higanbana ('red spider lilies') are often known as 'flowers of the dead'. Symbolising abandonment, separation, and lost memory, higanbana are also known as 'corpse flowers' or 'flowers of the afterlife'. Because of their association with death, they are often seen at Japanese funerals. It is ominous indeed to gift a bouquet of higanbana to loved ones!

Higanbana ('red spider lilies') are often known as 'flowers of the dead'. Symbolising abandonment, separation, and lost memory, higanbana are also known as 'corpse flowers' or 'flowers of the afterlife'. Because of their association with death, they are often seen at Japanese funerals. It is ominous indeed to gift a bouquet of higanbana to loved ones!