Washing Flower

Washing flower - is the most common flower in the Budawalla continent. People will plant it in the courtyard and use it to fumigate the chapel, thinking it can wash away distracting thoughts and purify the soul; they will also throw it into the bathroom to take a bath, wipe the body, and wash away dirt and body odor; or dry it and make it into a sachet and put it in the wardrobe to fumigate clothes, repel insects and mildew, and give the washed clothes a lavender aroma. Therefore, in the flower language book of Budawalla, it represents tranquility, cleansing and soothing the mind. Washing flowers not only wash the body and clothes, but can also: wash away the broken memories of the past; wash away the old gloomy atmosphere in the castle; wash away an old fruitless love and usher in new sunshine.