also: はなすみ
flower charcoal; carbonized flower
A traditional craft where flowers, seeds, or branches are carbonized while retaining their original shape. Used for decoration or as a deodorizer.
Flower charcoal is made by carbonizing roses, chrysanthemums, and other flowers as they are.
She displays flower charcoal as interior decoration.
Standard kanji spelling. The reading はなずみ is more common than はなすみ.
Alternate reading; はなずみ is the more common pronunciation.
Compound of 花 (flower) and 炭 (charcoal). The exact origin is uncertain, but it likely arose from traditional Japanese charcoal-making techniques.