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Chrysanthemum 'Lava'

Amelia Painter Photography

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Spider Chrysanthemum 'Lava' -- The chrysanthemum, or "kiku" in Japanese, was first introduced to Japan from China in the 5th century. During that period, Japan was greatly influenced by Chinese culture. In addition to Chinese dress, calligraphy and art, the Japanese imperial family fell in love with the Chinese flower too. They used the image of the chrysanthemum on official seals and even the throne. Thus, the imperial family got the name "chrysanthemum throne," and the flower remains the symbol of the Japanese emperor today.

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Amelia Painter, a professional writer and photographer for the travel, tourism, and hospitality industries. She is the owner of Amelia Painter Photography, a firm that offers Photography, Copywriting, and Digital Marketing Services. Learn more at: https://ameliapainter.com

With over 35 years of experience as a photographer, Painter has had her work published in travel magazines, newspapers, and on multiple online sites.

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