Let Flowers Be

Anatta means “no-self” in Buddhism.

Flowers open, change, and fade. Their colours and forms shift with time. Fresh flowers and dried flowers each hold a moment in that process.

At Anatta Flowers, we arrange flowers and record what we see: their form in this moment, and the feelings they carry when they pass from one person to another.

Flowers follow their own time. We are simply here to notice and record.

Anatta，在佛经中意为「无我」。

花开无我。花开、花谢，颜色与形态慢慢变化。鲜花也好，干花也好，都是过程中的一个片刻。

我们做花，也做记录。记录花此刻的姿态，记录人与花相遇时的心意。

花开花谢，自有其时。我们只是记录者。