Anemone is a spring flower that blooms in vivid colors on slender, graceful stems.

Its name is believed to derive from the ancient Greek word *ánemos*, meaning “wind.”

With its delicate flowers swaying gently in the breeze, Anemone has long evoked a sense of fleeting beauty.

And Anemone has another beautiful characteristic.

Depending on changes in light and temperature, its flowers may open and close.

Its changing form seems to remind us that beauty does not always have to remain in the same state.

Anemone has long been found throughout regions around the Mediterranean and has a rich history in European horticulture.

In particular, *Anemone coronaria* produces vivid flowers in shades of red, blue, purple, and white, and is now cherished around the world as a beloved spring flower.

Swaying in the wind, opening and closing.

Within its delicate form lies a quiet vitality — the ability to surrender to the changes of nature while revealing its beauty anew in each moment.